Magnum Editions Poster: Kid Punch Miller in New Orleans, Louisianna, 1958 Andy Warhol After his brother’s death in

After his brother’s death in 1954

A text by curator and editor Clément Chéroux grapples with Guadeloupe’s colonial past in relation to the French Revolution

Magnum photographer Susan Meiselas’s documentary photographs of the club’s highly formalized rules and rituals and its role-playing “vas from reality” reveal both the customers who frequent the club and the women who command them

but refers to this one as “Best Street

Evans said that he was warned not to follow suit

Magnum Editions Poster: Kid Punch Miller in New Orleans, Louisianna, 1958 Andy Warhol After his brother’s death inGrowing up in Upper Manhattan, close to Harlem, Dennis Stock was exposed to jazz at an early age. As a child, Stock would accompany his father to the famous Apollo Theatre in Harlem, where prominent jazz musicians of the time such as Duke Ellington and Dizzy Gillespie would perform. These experiences would prove to be formative, sparking an interest that he would later return to as a photographer. Here, Stock captures trumpet player and singer Ernest