Chapter Two

Police illuminate the body of a man in an abandoned lot at 79th Street and Muskegon Avenue. South Shore, Chicago, Illinois.

Jon Lowenstein
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2014
Raskols — Eddie

Stephen Dupont
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2004
Raskols — Omsk Shook

Stephen Dupont
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2004
Cemetery workers bury a person who died of COVID-19 at Vila Formosa Cemetery. The previous day, Brazil’s death toll from the pandemic surpassed 300,000. São Paulo, Brazil

Lalo de Almeida
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2021
Times Square, NYC.

Alexei Hay
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2020
Safe Haven

Maggie Shannon
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2022-2023
A masked street dweller walks through central São Paulo toward a Franciscan-run refectory serving people living on the streets. One of the few facilities that remained open during the COVID-19 pandemic, demand rose from about 400 to 2,500 meals per day. São Paulo, Brazil.

Lalo de Almeida
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2020
Evidence Series

Angela Strassheim
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2009
So Long

Kirk Crippens
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2020
So Long

Kirk Crippens
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2020
Evidence Series

Angela Strassheim
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2009
Safe Haven

Maggie Shannon
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2022-2023
So Long

Kirk Crippens
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2020
So Long

Kirk Crippens
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2020
Travis, Brayden, Carrson, Noah, and Trey, September 20th, 7:18 A.M.

Gre Miller
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2020
Waiting for the Bus in Uvalde

Greg Miller
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2022
Street scene outside the Cook County Jail in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood. In 2009, Cook County Jail was one of the largest and most populous county jail systems in the United States. Chicago, Illinois

Jon Lowenstein
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2009
Chicago Police stop and question young men beside the Metra tracks in the South Chicago neighborhood on the city’s Far South Side. The group was later released without charges. Chicago, Illinois.

Jon Lowenstein
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2014
Portraits #5

Harri Pälviranta
Photograph, Archival pigment, 2013

Act One Gallery – Chapter Two

A Century in the Making

October 22, 2026- February 22, 2027

Chapter Two

Act One Gallery – Chapter Two

A Century in the Making

October 22, 2026- February 22, 2027

Chapter Two

Police illuminate the body of a man in an abandoned lot at 79th Street and Muskegon Avenue. South Shore, Chicago, Illinois.

Raskols — Eddie

Raskols — Omsk Shook

Cemetery workers bury a person who died of COVID-19 at Vila Formosa Cemetery. The previous day, Brazil’s death toll from the pandemic surpassed 300,000. São Paulo, Brazil

Times Square, NYC.

Safe Haven

A masked street dweller walks through central São Paulo toward a Franciscan-run refectory serving people living on the streets. One of the few facilities that remained open during the COVID-19 pandemic, demand rose from about 400 to 2,500 meals per day. São Paulo, Brazil.

Evidence Series

So Long

So Long

Evidence Series

Safe Haven

So Long

So Long

Travis, Brayden, Carrson, Noah, and Trey, September 20th, 7:18 A.M.

Waiting for the Bus in Uvalde

Street scene outside the Cook County Jail in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood. In 2009, Cook County Jail was one of the largest and most populous county jail systems in the United States. Chicago, Illinois

Chicago Police stop and question young men beside the Metra tracks in the South Chicago neighborhood on the city’s Far South Side. The group was later released without charges. Chicago, Illinois.

Portraits #5