Fine Print: Ella Fitzgerald, Chicago, Illinois, 1948 Enri Canaj Fine Prints this monograph is supported by

this monograph is supported by an international touring exhibition and is a must for anyone with an interest in witnessing the reality of an America that’s been excluded from the American Dream

she obtained a book deal and undertook an assignment for The Sunday Times that saw her travel the length and breadth of the country for six months

Very often you wonder why they’re fighting because culturally they’re the same people

” Despite on-set smiles

Jet Lag explores disconnection through the lens of a constant traveler over the course of 25 years

Fine Print: Ella Fitzgerald, Chicago, Illinois, 1948 Enri Canaj Fine Prints this monograph is supported byWayne Miller returned to Chicago after photographing Hiroshima and its aftermath in Japan, to embark on a project that he hoped would raise awareness about the marginalized African American community on the city's South Side. Funded by two consecutive Guggenheim grants, Miller immersed himself in the neighborhood between 1946 to 1948 and produced a studied insight into the everyday lives of its residents. As with his previous work, Miller was