Dana Lixenberg: Homeless In Jeffersonville, Indiana: Portraits And Landscapes Between 1997 And 2004
Editorial Reviews Book Description Dana Lixenberg's photographs, like those of Cartier-Bresson, somehow find a subject's deepest reality. Her portraits have broken through the well-tended exteriors of celebrities like Whitney Houston and Sean Penn as well as the hardened visages of Watts gang members. Now, with this book, Lixenberg finds the dignity in a group of people in Jeffersonville, Indiana. From 1997 to 2004, Lixenberg regularly visited the town to photograph homeless people who had found temporary shelters through Haven House Services. Characteristically, though, she does not confront us with spectacular, dramatic photos of the down and out, but discovers families put out on the street because they can no longer afford rent, single mothers who cannot support their children, and men who have been injured on the job without benefit of health insurance. Lixenberg's clear-headed and empathetic vision comes through in this series of portraits of people who have only just fallen through the cracks. Essays by Karel Schampers and Hilton Als. Paperback, 11.5 x 16.5 in./104 pgs / 47 color.
Dana Lixenberg: Homeless In Jeffersonville, Indiana: Portraits And Landscapes Between 1997 And 2004,Dana Lixenberg,Artimo,9085460336,Individual Photographer,Photo Techniques,Photoessays & Documentaries,Photography,Subjects & Themes - Travel - U.S./Midwest
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