The Multiple Gaze
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TextPublication details: New Left Review; 2024Description: 111-123Subject(s): Summary: Resisting the erasure of working-class life in the American rust belt, the critical photography of LaToya Ruby Frazier combines intimate portraiture with representations of capital's flight. Rebecca Lossin reflects on MoMA's recent retrospective of her work-and on the cultural politics of documentary image-making in an age saturated with the visual.
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Dr VKRV Rao Library | Vol. 147 | Not for loan | AI435 |
Resisting the erasure of working-class life in the American rust belt, the critical photography of LaToya Ruby Frazier combines intimate portraiture with representations of capital's flight. Rebecca Lossin reflects on MoMA's recent retrospective of her work-and on the cultural politics of documentary image-making in an age saturated with the visual.
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