Points of Entry, 3 Volume Set
Points of Entry: A Nation of Strangers/ Reframing America/ Tracing Cultures
(1995)
First Editions, published on the occasion of a three part exhibition series, Points of Entry, created by the Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego; the Centre for Creative Photography, Tucson; and The Friends of Photography, San Fransisco.
Three medium format softcovers in fine condition, in a cardboard slipcase. Very minor shelf wear to the top and bottom of the spines.
About
Points Of Entry, a series of photographic books published by three of America's leading photography museums, explores the historical social and cultural impact of immigration on American life through photographs from the 1840s to the present.
A Nation of Strangers examines immigration in the United States through social documentary photography, portraiture, genre pictures, cartoons, illustrations, and broadsides.
Reframing America explores the artistic and social visions of seven European emigre photographers who helped shale a new photography and a startling new vision of this country.
Tracing Cultures explores themes central to the emerging definitions of multiculturalism through recent photography and photo-related installation art.
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Points of Entry: A Nation of Strangers/ Reframing America/ Tracing Cultures
(1995)
First Editions, published on the occasion of a three part exhibition series, Points of Entry, created by the Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego; the Centre for Creative Photography, Tucson; and The Friends of Photography, San Fransisco.
Three medium format softcovers in fine condition, in a cardboard slipcase. Very minor shelf wear to the top and bottom of the spines.
About
Points Of Entry, a series of photographic books published by three of America's leading photography museums, explores the historical social and cultural impact of immigration on American life through photographs from the 1840s to the present.
A Nation of Strangers examines immigration in the United States through social documentary photography, portraiture, genre pictures, cartoons, illustrations, and broadsides.
Reframing America explores the artistic and social visions of seven European emigre photographers who helped shale a new photography and a startling new vision of this country.
Tracing Cultures explores themes central to the emerging definitions of multiculturalism through recent photography and photo-related installation art.
