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Evan Karp, San Francisco Chronicle: Books
Wed, 05/01/2013 - 5:06pm

Joshua Edwards - looking at American privilege [...] imperialism is in the cereal I eat and the culture I consume, and the ghost of Manifest Destiny looms large in the histories of the states I've spent most of my time in: The book includes a series of photographs that together form a meditation on the tensions between sound and silence, how an image might lack a narrative but be lyrically devastating. [...] he describes the book's nostalgia as "the measure between volition and the present moment ...

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