Constantin Brancusi
black-and-white documentary photographs taken inside the walls of the Krome North Detention Center
The Calotype: William Henry Fox Talbot’s paper-based process
analyzing how each artist used their residency to push the boundaries of their respective practices
"To criticize a photograph is to make sense of it
Siskind, Aaron. "Siskind's One-Man Show," in Popular Photography, 57:2 (August 1965), pages 74-75, 87. Signed Copy Constantin BrancusiIncludes Siskind's "Credo," reprinted from Aaron Siskind: Photographer, with five photographs. Issue also includes "Shooting Without Stopping," pages 46 49 with five photographs by W. Eugene Smith. Entire issue, 136 pages. Fair with chips, inked edge, and other signs of use, reading copy. Summary: The August 1965 issue of Popular Photography magazine (Volume 57, Number 2) stands as a notable edition that highlights two titans of mid century American