Robert Frank, the celebrated photographyer, died on Monday at age 94. That’s a pretty good run. Probably his most highly regarded work, The Americans, is really worth examining. The images in this post are taken from it. You can find these and many more images at artstor.org, which is available through the library website.
From https://www.aaup.org/report/trigger-warnings
Also, this looks good: https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781442273719/Trigger-Warnings-History-Theory-Context
Available via SFSU library
Something is provided for everyone so that no one can escape.”
— Adorno and Horkheimer
You can read the full interview in this pdf: An_Interview_with_J._G._Ballard
Here’s a documentary on Ballard that I haven’t screened yet:
Here are some links for Lewis Hine’s biography and his work on the West Side of Chicago.
https://maxwellhalsted.uic.edu/home/urban-photographer/lewis-hine/
