• Barbara Peacock

Anthropological examination of contemporary American culture via intimate portraits in private domestic settings.

• James Mollison (1973)

Typological project examining childhood across the world through uniform portraiture and contextual images of sleeping environments.

• R. J. Kern (1978)

Young exhibitors and their livestock at county fairs, representing cultural heritage and the shared experience of not being chosen.

• Alec Soth (1969)

American dreams and disillusionments via portraits and interiors structured around metaphors of sleep, journey, and emotional solitude, rooted in the topography of the Mississippi River.

• Alec Soth (1969)

Itrospective exploration of solitude and connection through portraits of individuals in their personal spaces.

• Rineke Dijkstra (1959)

Frontal, centered portraits of adolescents on beaches, highlighting their self-presentation, vulnerability, and evolving sense of identity within personal and cultural landscapes.