Discover the profound artistry of Ming Smith through this captivating photography book, *Invisible Man, Somewhere, Everywhere*, part of the acclaimed *One on One Series*. Showcasing Smith’s masterful ability to blend subject and style, this volume delves into her evocative 1991 photograph—a haunting portrayal of solitude and African American identity, captured against the stark backdrop of a winter night. Curated with an insightful essay by Oluremi C. Onabanjo, this book offers a deep dive into Smith’s enduring legacy in photographic history.
### Key Features
* Features *Invisible Man, Somewhere, Everywhere*, a seminal work from Ming Smith’s five-decade career.
* Includes a thought-provoking essay by curator Oluremi C. Onabanjo, contextualizing the photograph within Smith’s broader oeuvre.
* Part of MoMA’s *One on One Series*, offering intimate explorations of iconic artworks.
* Richly illustrated with 35 high-quality reproductions for an immersive visual experience.
### Specifications
Pages: 48
Illustrations: 35
Series: One on One Series (The Museum of Modern Art)
### Ideal For
* Photography enthusiasts seeking to explore Ming Smith’s ethereal and impactful style.
* Collectors of art books and MoMA publications, adding a rare gem to their library.
* Students and scholars of African American art history, offering a focused study of a single powerful image.
