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100 1 a| Baldwin, Frederick C.,d| 1929-=| ^A185949;

245 10 a| Looking at the U.S. 1957-1986 /c| Frederick Baldwin & Wendy Watriss ; [introduction and interview, Xavier Canonne ; editing English, Kumar Jamdagni, translation and editing, Musée de la Photographie].;

300 a| 207 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 31 cm;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

500 a| Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Musée de la Photographie, Charleroi, Jan. 24-May 24, 2009.;

546 a| Text in English and French.;

520 a| Looking at the U.S., 1957-1986 is an unusual look at cultural and political life in the United States over nearly three decades of change and stability. It combines the individual projects of photographers Frederick Baldwin and Wendy Watriss as well as their combined 13-year documentary collaboration on three different cultural frontiers in Texas. What connects all of these projects is the artists' commitment to exploring social history beyond the cliches of class and race. In Wendy Watriss' Vietnam work, the images emerge from a sense of outrage at the injustice perpetrated on U.S. veterans of the Vietnam War by their own government. In Frederick Baldwin's Civil Rights work in Georgia and the lives of poor whites, the images provide an intimate glimpse of people's survival in their struggle for dignity and justice. These works honor the strength and beauty of these struggles. The photographs shown in Looking at the U.S. reveal the human face of a complex and fascinating history that has particular relevance to the values and political philosophy of the momentous political changes in the U.S.;

650 0 a| Documentary photographyz| United Statesv| Exhibitions.=| ^A162212;

651 0 a| United Statesx| Social life and customsy| 1971-v| Pictorial worksv| Exhibitions.=| ^A27677;

600 10 a| Baldwin, Frederick C.,d| 1929-v| Exhibitions.=| ^A185949;

600 10 a| Watriss, Wendy,d| 1943-v| Exhibitions.=| ^A277126;

600 10 a| Baldwin, Frederick C.,d| 1929-v| Interviews.=| ^A185949;

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Looking at the U.S. 1957-1986 / Frederick Baldwin & Wendy Watriss ; [introduction and interview, Xavier Canonne ; editing English, Kumar Jamdagni, translation and editing, Musée de la Photographie].

Author/creator	Baldwin, Frederick C., 1929-
Format	Book
Publication Info	Amsterdam : Mets & Schilt, ©2009.
Description	207 pages : illustrations ; 31 cm
Subjects	Baldwin, Frederick C., 1929---Exhibitions. Watriss, Wendy, 1943---Exhibitions. Baldwin, Frederick C., 1929---Interviews. Watriss, Wendy, 1943---Interviews. Baldwin, Frederick C., 1929- Documentary photography--United States. --Exhibitions. United States--Social life and customs. --1971-. --Pictorial works. --Exhibitions.

Other author/creator	Canonne, Xavier.
Other author/creator	Watriss, Wendy, 1943-
Other author/creator	Jamdagni, Kumar.
Other author/creator	Musée de la photographie (Charleroi, Belgium)
Abstract	Looking at the U.S., 1957-1986 is an unusual look at cultural and political life in the United States over nearly three decades of change and stability. It combines the individual projects of photographers Frederick Baldwin and Wendy Watriss as well as their combined 13-year documentary collaboration on three different cultural frontiers in Texas. What connects all of these projects is the artists' commitment to exploring social history beyond the cliches of class and race. In Wendy Watriss' Vietnam work, the images emerge from a sense of outrage at the injustice perpetrated on U.S. veterans of the Vietnam War by their own government. In Frederick Baldwin's Civil Rights work in Georgia and the lives of poor whites, the images provide an intimate glimpse of people's survival in their struggle for dignity and justice. These works honor the strength and beauty of these struggles. The photographs shown in Looking at the U.S. reveal the human face of a complex and fascinating history that has particular relevance to the values and political philosophy of the momentous political changes in the U.S.
General note	Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Musée de la Photographie, Charleroi, Jan. 24-May 24, 2009.
Language	Text in English and French.
LCCN	2009422930
ISBN	9789053306734 (geb.)
ISBN	9053306730 (geb.)

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