Darkroom Print: Washington D.C., 1957 Size:11 x 14 in (28 x 35.5 cm)

Darkroom Print: Washington D.C., 1957 Size:11 x 14 in (28 x 35.5 cm)In May 1957, upwards of 22,000 people gathered to mark the third anniversary of the landmark legal case, Brown v. Board of Education. Martin Luther King Jr gave a speech, which came to be known as Give Us the Ballot. Bob Henriques and Henri Cartier Bresson were both covering the event, and here, Henriques captures an intimate moment as Cartier Bresson pauses, camera in hand, just in front of Martin Luther King Jr himself, with the Washington Monument

The photographs in Terre à l’Amende by Mark Power were made on Guernsey and show a side of the island far removed from traditional picturesque representations of blue skies and beaches

Burri was equally skilled with color

and motherhood – all of which

Look at the eyes

Texts by David Chandler and Mark Power

It is this paradoxical life force that d’Agata explores with his art

During the 45-city “Raising Hell” tour

and his works compelled the US to pay attention to the rights of Chinatown’s labor practices

exploring the modern architecture of the large cities he’d grown up in

Italy and Cuba

connection

Throughout the fifties and sixties