Portraits Koji onaka I didn’t think they were

I didn’t think they were of any value

With essays by Hilton Als (American writer and theater critic for The New Yorker)

I connect most to genuine and intimate settings and I feel that small towns are where most of that energy blossoms from

The Project shows the process of identity construction and corporal practices of people whose bodies are considered double wretched

Portraits Koji onaka I didn’t think they wereFirst edition of Portraits by Bill Burke. First impression. Medium format hardback in near fine condition. Some minor shelf wear to the jacket only. About Bill Burke gathers portraits of ministers, drifters, amputees, jockeys, circus performers, night people, family members, miners, couples, musicians, and fisherman, and discusses the nature of portraiture.