ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Janet Delaney uses research, interviews and photography to record the untold stories of cities in transition. Her first project bore witness to the 1980s gentrification of a working-class neighborhood in San Francisco and was published as South of Market (MACK, 2013). In Public Matters (MACK, 2018), Delaney documented daily life as it unfolded alongside protests and parades in Reagan-era San Francisco. Her color photographs of New York City in the 1980s was published as Red Eye to New York, (MACK 2021) She is currently completing SoMA Now, a record of San Francisco’s rapid transformation into an international center of technology and all of the consequences these new riches have wrought. Both honest and poetic, her approach straddles the line between documentary and fine art.
http://www.janetdelaney.com/
Text and portrait: ©Janet Delaney
Voice: Charlotte Brown(AI)
This audio is part of the Audioteca Fotográfica, a photographic sound archive that captures the gazes and reflections of those who get behind the camera.
+ info:
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http://www.janetdelaney.com/
Text and portrait: ©Janet Delaney
Voice: Charlotte Brown(AI)
This audio is part of the Audioteca Fotográfica, a photographic sound archive that captures the gazes and reflections of those who get behind the camera.
+ info:
www.audiotecafotografica.com
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