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Discover the compelling world of Deana Lawson with 'Deana Lawson: An Aperture Monograph'. This beautifully crafted cloth over boards edition, published by Aperture in 2019, showcases the extraordinary photography of one of today’s most innovative artists. Lawson's work transcends the conventional, offering an intimate exploration of identity through striking portraiture and vibrant imagery drawn from her travels across the Caribbean and Africa. With a keen eye for detail, Lawson captures the essence of her subjects in richly structured and theatrical scenes, where the human form—often nude—plays a pivotal role. This monograph features forty stunning photographs that are beautifully reproduced, immersing you in her unique visual narrative. Enhanced by an insightful essay from acclaimed writer Zadie Smith, the book also includes a thought-provoking conversation with filmmaker Arthur Jafa. Perfect for both art lovers and photography enthusiasts, 'Deana Lawson: An Aperture Monograph' not only showcases Lawson's technical mastery with medium- and large-format cameras but also invites readers to delve into the complex dimensions of black life, identity, and representation. Elevate your collection with this essential monograph that celebrates the power of portraiture and the rich tapestry of human experience.