source book three: what is offensive?

For this assignment I narrowed my search to cartoons and t-shirts, to explore the conjunction of text and visual imagery to create offensive pieces. I couldn't help but throw in some images created by the beloved Dr. Seuss during WWII.

source book two: an important photograph

My family almost never takes full-group pictures. I think this is one of the only shots we have of the entire La clan of Monterey Park together. We're are almost never together completely, and when we are it's a real special occasion.

source book one

Ten Photographers.

Charlie Youle/ artist site

Death Before Untitled, from project "Where is Love? And at What Time?," 2004.

Crème de crépuscule, colour photographs, Autumn 2004.

Ezra Stoller

Photographed structures by Mies van der Rohe, Frank Lloyd Wright, Louie Kahn and other famous 20th century architects.

Ezra Stoller/Seagram Building by Mies van der Rohe & Philip Johnson_Ezra Stoller, New York 1954-58.

Ezra Stoller

Dan Graham

Art or Architecture? Either way, he's awesome.

Fun House for Münster, 1997

Timothy O'Sullivan / site

A Harvest of Death, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. July 1863.

Robert Frank

From "The Americans"

Julius Shulman




Clarence John Laughlin

Woman Reflected in a Mirror, 1938

A Strange Situation, 1938

Lee Friedlander

New York, 1963

William Klein

Candy Store, Amsterdam Avenue, New York 1954-55

Alexander Rodchenko

Portrait of Mother, 1924