Signature Drop #002: Jim Goldberg Image:The Last Day of Summer 1997 This is true of the

This is true of the automobiles in this series: once the beloved machines of people and families who owned and drove them

Based on the numerous clichés that come from the Western mythical understanding of both the African continent and the outer space

the resulting pictures … reveal a lush intensity

three girls pose for a photo on East 100th Street in Harlem

This image of a young Afghan refugee with piercing eyes—the June 1985 cover of National Geographic—has become one of the most distinctive in photographic history

Signature Drop #002: Jim Goldberg Image:The Last Day of Summer 1997 This is true of theFor this Drop, Jim Goldberg wields various media to hand personalize two 18x24 posters. The image selections emerge from his latest series, Coming and Going, Goldbergs autobiographical opus reexamining and reimagining a lifetime of images through techniques like montage, annotation, collage, and reconstruction. The first, The Last Day of Summer 1997 is a matte black and white poster punctuated by a color Polaroid with a glossy overlay. The second