Status Updates From Witness in Our Time: Workin...

" I was trying to figure out what happens when this work is on different kinds of walls. What dialogue had it open up? ...We've got to find partners willing to experiment with ways of getting people involved with 'other' people and distant places." - Susan Meiselas ...and of course I love my boyfriend for asking, "hmm, how can an engineer help tell the story of the 'other'?"

"We're storytellers, really. I consider myself a documentarian... I get to identify with the subjects. I've always felt like an actress. You live your role; you immerse yourself in your role, and that's what I do with photography. I absorb it; I just become a part of it. I'm not thinking of anything else." - Jill Freedman

Masked by its humble looking cover, there's a lot of depth and knowledge in this book.

We got from the early black and white photos made during the Depression to the word: CD-ROM. It's quite a jump, isn't it? In just 50-60 year

Peter Magubane, Matt Herron, Jill Freedman.

A club of photographers and historians are branded as subversive and enemies of the state. Reason - not given. You must trust the government