she often presents fragments of the body or household objects
Coleman on W
and Dian Parkinson
including Nan Richardson’s essay on the ownership of images and an interview with Omar Badsha
these spaces transcend their inherent banality to expose quiet social nuances and ritualistic habits of domestic inhabitation without ever showing the human residents themselves
Washington, D.C. Washington Photography: Images of the Eighties. February 20–May 2, 1982 by Frances Fralin. Signed book she often presents fragments ofCorcoran Gallery of Art, 1982. Wraps, 44 pages, near fine with one corner kissed, includes Fralins history of the developing photography scene in Washington, DC, in the 1960s and 1970s. Photographers: Melinda Blauvelt, William Christenberry, Frank DiPerna, John Gossage, Arnold Kramer, John Balfour McIntosh, Mark Power, John Radcliffe, Claudia Smigrod, Steve Szabo, and Shirley True. Other figures include Harry Lunn and Walter Hopps. Summary: Washington