American Geography Magazine (signed)

After years of photographing in his native rural Central Valley of California, photographer Matt Black wondered, “Just how many other places like mine are there in America?” While the Valley grows nearly half of the nation’s food, close to one-third of its population live in poverty. In 2014, Black began photographing the Valley’s poorest communities, and the following year, he expanded the project to encompass the entire United States. Traveling across 46 states and Puerto Rico, Black visited thousands of high-poverty areas that, while woven through the fabric of the country, are excluded from “the land of opportunity.” American Geography is the visual record of his six-year, 100,000-mile journey chronicling the conditions and experience of those cut off from the American Dream.

ITEM Description:

Held in a large-format folio, American Geography Magazine comprises 48 loose pages, double-sided and organized into four poster-size booklets encompassing key images from Black’s journey around the United States. By using two copies of the publication, American Geography Magazine can also function as an pop-up exhibition. Printed in duotone on extra-heavy paper with a wraparound cover.

• Large format publication

• Printed in duotone with matte inks on 150gsm paper

• Set of 4 Booklets x 16 pages in box

• 11.4” x 22.8”

• ISBN: 978-0-578-72616-8

• Published in 2020

• Print run of 2000, limited to 900 signed copies

• Signed on the cover

• Available only in this shop