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Magnum Editions: Miami Beach, Florida, 2003 Framing:Unframed Economopoulos could sense that violence

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Economopoulos could sense that violence was about to erupt among the all-male crowd

fusing Milach’s photographs with 29 notes from Breiðfjörði on photography

which gradually seeped into his work from 1941 right up until the end of his life

The over 50 works of the exhibition covered 15 years of his photography

Robert Capa

Magnum Editions: Miami Beach, Florida, 2003 Framing:Unframed Economopoulos could sense that violenceBorn to Greek immigrant parents in the American South, Constantine Manos first started photographing in South Carolina, documenting the segregated state as the nascent civil rights movement gathered steam. He went on to shoot his career making project on the remote villages of Greeces myriad islands all of this work made in black and white. Then, after publishing his book Greek Portfolio, he moved to New York and undertook numerous commercial

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