The image features a map of the United States with various geographical and political details.
Sammy Davies Junior & May Britt for Vogue Magazine, 1960 (Copy)
A handwritten quote highlighting Sammy Davies Jr.'s refusal to be intimidated by racism, his fundraising efforts for civil rights, and his marriage to Swedish actress May Britt, citing Matthew Murray 2020.
Christine Keeler Contact Sheet, London, England, 1964 (Copy)
Photo of a text excerpt about Christine Keeler, a former model and showgirl, describing her affair with a British War Minister and a Naval Attaché, and her subsequent imprisonment for perjury. The text includes a quote about her capturing the vulnera
Dustin Hoffman & Anne Bancroft on a specially constructed set on 'The Graduate', 1967 (Copy)
A page of text describing the character Mrs. Robinson from the play 'Graduate,' highlighting her interactions and relationships with her husband, daughter, and a younger man, Benjamin.
Floral, from the ‘Still Life Series’, 2017 (Copy)
The image is blank or missing a visible subject.
Sequinned Sausage, from the ‘Experiment in Boredom Series’, 2002 (Copy)
Text excerpt discussing the visual complexity of photographs and their artistic composition, referencing Antoni and Alison, Dutch Golden Age painting, and Wolfgang Tillmans.
Roland, 19 Years Old, Alias Lady Gaga from the ‘In My Skin’ series (Copy)
This is a blank white background with a paragraph of text at the bottom describing Michelle's portrait work and series about cosmetic surgery and gender issues, mentioning Lady Gaga and a series called 'In My Skin.'
Keyliegh from the ‘Young Carers’ series (Copy)
A printed text excerpt describing the 'Young Carers' series, photographer's perspective, and a specific photograph of a young girl named Keyleigh dressed for a special occasion.
Madders & Shan Brown, 2017 (Copy)
A black and white photo of two women, one on the left and one on the right, smiling and sitting on a sofa in a living room with a patterned rug, a coffee table, and a patterned curtain in the background.
Lee Krasner walking to her Studio, 1969 (Copy)
Blank white background with a paragraph of text about Lee Krasner, an American abstract expressionist painter, mentioning her marriage to Jackson Pollock and her significance in 20th-century art history.
Varanasi, India, XI, 2007 (Copy)
Quote about contemporary landscape photography by Jason Oddy, discussing subjective and objective views, interpretation through memories, feelings, emotions, and beauty in the eye of the beholder.
Sidney Poitier for Vogue Magazine, London, England, 1961 (Copy)
Text stating, "Sidney Poitier was the first Black Actor to win an Academy Award, in 1963."
'Ladies Tea Party', London, 1980 - Debbie Harry, Viv Albertine of The Slits, Siouxsie Sioux, Chrissie Hynde, Poly Styrene of X-Ray Spex and Pauline Black of The Selector (Copy)
Six women standing together in business attire outdoors, smiling and posing for a photo.
Jump, Pamela Minchin wearing a Fortnum & Mason Swimsuit, Isle of Wight for Harper’s Bazaar, July 1939 (Copy)
A black and white photograph of Pamela Minchin jumping from a breakwater onto the beach on the Isle of Wight in July 1939.
Malcolm X speaks in Notting Hill, London, England, 1964 (Copy)
Text excerpt discussing the persistence of social issues over time and the unchanging nature of human problems like violence, racial discrimination, and violence, with a reflection on historical photographs and clothing.
Notting Hill Residents March Against Racism, London, c.1965 (Copy)
The image is blank or does not contain any visible objects.
Canon Collins, Dr Martin Luther King & Ralph Abernathy, Oxford Peace Conference, England, 1963 (Copy)
A person sitting on a sports bike in a room with wooden flooring and modern decor, while a woman stands nearby wearing a white gown.
Grace Coddington for Town Magazine, 1962 (Copy)
Text excerpt describing Grace Coddington's background and career in fashion and Vogue magazine.
"Let it Rock" (Jordan inside the SEX Landscape), London, 1971 (Copy)
A person standing next to a 1959 AMI Jukebox in an indoor setting, with a description of its connection to punk music and its history.
Tetrarch, 3.01pm 31st May 2017 (Copy)
Blank image.
Studies for Anima, 2013 (Copy)
Quote about experimentation, trial and error, and ambiguity in art by MM, attributed to Christopher Bucklow.
James Dean reading on the set of 'Rebel Without A Cause', 1955 (Copy)
Blank white page with a quote at the bottom that reads: "A seemingly caught moment of James Dean on the set of Rebel Without a Cause, one of the most prominent icons in popular culture."—MM
Johnny Ramone performing at Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, 1979 (Copy)
Blank white background with a quote at the bottom about the mirror's musical style, referencing The Ramones, Sex Pistols, and The Clash.
Public Enemy, Hyde Park, London, England, 1987 (Copy)
This image contains a quote by MM discussing Chuck D and his lyrics about Pro-Black Politics, sampling from the Bomb Squad, and critiquing white power structures in America, referencing the 1980s.
Siouxsie Sioux live at The 100 Club, London, 1977 (Copy)
Text excerpt describing Siouxie Sioux as punk icon and activist, referencing her rebellious image and influence in the punk scene, with a note about the photo taken in 1978 at a North Kensington venue called the Nashville Rooms.
Jimi Hendrix, Mason’s Yard, London, England, 1967 (Copy)
A close-up of a poppy flower with vibrant red petals and a dark center.
Jimi Hendrix Experience, Mason’s Yard, London, England, 1967 (Copy)
Text discussing Jimi Hendrix's career, performances in America and London, and his portrayal as a shy, vulnerable artist contrasted with his stage presence, including a group picture with Mitchell and Redding during the band’s tour.
Mia Farrow filming ‘Rosemary’s Baby’, c.1968 (Copy)
Text describing Mia Farrow's personal struggles during the filming of Rosemary's Baby and her relationship with Frank Sinatra, including her weight loss and divorce papers.
Jack Nicholson with Mango, Saint Tropez, France, 1979 (Copy)
Blank image with a block of descriptive text about childhood friendship, photography, and the emotional connection in a portrait of Jack Nicholson.
Cracked Heels, Birmingham, England, 1997 (Copy)
A photograph of a man wearing jeans, a belt, and a short-sleeved shirt sitting on a concrete surface with a black leather case nearby.
The Specials performing at the Hope & Anchor, London, England, 1980 (Copy)
Text expressing nostalgia for 1980s all-boys inner city school, mentions The Specials band, black and white band members, and shared interests.
‘The Hand of God’ (Copy)
The image is blank with no visible objects or details.
Diego Maradona (Copy)
Text describing iconic moments from the 1986 Mexico World Cup, including Argentina vs England, and featuring photos of Diego Maradona and the 'Hand of God' goal.
David Bowie, Lodger Set Build, London, England, 1979 (Copy)
Text excerpt describing behind-the-scenes photo of David Bowie and others preparing album sleeves and artwork for Bowie's album 'Lodger' with memories of the Berlin Trilogy.
Amanda Lear, How to Undress in front of your Husband’ for Nova Magazine, London, England, May 1971 (Copy)
A page from a magazine with printed text discussing a reprinted issue and the controversy surrounding a person named Amanda, featuring a quote at the bottom.
The Pentagon, Washington, D.C., USA, 2003 (Copy)
Text describing a photograph and its context, mentioning the Pentagon, 9/11 planes, and a painting of a fighter jet.
Grace Jones, Drury Lane Theatre, London, England, 10th October 1981 (Copy)
Text excerpt describing a lively nightclub performance with band members arriving on stage, wearing masks, and a performer in costume changing outfits, with the audience cheering and clapping.
William Burroughs in his Paris Apartment, 1962 (Copy)
A black and white photograph of Willian Burroughs taken in 1962, featuring an up-close portrait with a serious expression, emphasizing his facial features and textured hair.
Dolly Parton, Symphony Hall, Boston, MA, USA, 1972 (Copy)
Text describing a woman performing on stage, with a quote about her success and authenticity in the music industry.
Untitled (Copy)
A person holding a smartphone with a colorful abstract background.
The Terra Nova Held up in the Pack (Copy)
Blank page with a quote at the bottom about landscape photography and Herbert Ponting.
Renée, Juan-Les-Pins, France, May 1930 (Copy)
Text overlay on a work of art stating that Renée Perle became Lartigue's muse between 1930 and 1932, producing hundreds of timeless portraits.
Renée Perle, Biarritz, France, August 1930 (Copy)
Text excerpt describing a woman's daring fashion style inspired by the 1930s and her life story, including her escape from Nazi occupation and her death in France in 1977.