exposed....

Pierre-Louis Pierson and Christian Bérard

"Scherzo di Follia"

(Game of Madness)

(detail)

1863-1866

Henri Cartier-Bresson

"Charles Henri Ford, Paris"

1935

related here and here

Pierre Molinier

"Self-Portrait"

ca. 1966

E. J. Bellecq

"Storyville Portrait"

ca. 1912

Robert Mapplethorpe

"Man in Polyester Suit"

1980

Ron Galella

"What Makes Jackie Run? 

Central Park, New York City, October 4, 1971"

1971

Lee Miller

"Bürgermeister of Leipzig's Daughter, Suicided"

1945

Tom Howard

"The Electrocution of Ruth Snyder"

1928

United Press International

"Suffolk, Virginia, Race Confrontation May 6, 1964"

1964

United States Atomic Energy Commission

"Diablo Shot, fireball, July 15, 1957"

from "Atomic Tests in Nevada"

1957

Unknown

"Berkman Addressing Anarchists, 

Union Square, July 11, 1914"

1914

Weegee

(Arthur H. Fellig)

"Lovers at the Movies"

(detail)

ca. 1940s

Associated Press

"New York--Bank Bandit Exits After Haul"

1973

Richard Avedon

"Andy Warhol, artist, New York, August 20, 1969"

1969

Alison Jackson

"The Queen plays with her Corgies"

from the series "Confidential"

2007

All these images are from the exhibition

"Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance, and The Camera Since 1870"

(Shouldn't that be 1863 since there is a photo

 in the exhibition from that year?)

It's at the Walker now, so if you live up yonder

with them Ro/Lu Boys,

go check it out.

Or just buy the exhibition catalog,

that will save you the plane ticket...

but then again, you won't get to hang with Matt and Mike.

Go to Minneapolis.

Better deal.