Darkroom Print: Run-DMC Tour Bus, USA, 1986 Framing:Unframed

Darkroom Print: Run-DMC Tour Bus, USA, 1986 Framing:UnframedKings from Queens, from Queens come kings is the opening bar on Raising Hell, the titular track on Run DMCs third studio album. Released in 1986, the album is considered one of the most influential records in hip hop history and it represents the moment hip hop solidified itself as a dominant cultural force in the US and around the world. During the 45 city Raising Hell tour, DJ Hurricane, bodyguard for Run DMC and DJ for the Beastie Boys, played

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first published in 2000

it is accompanied by two hundred quotes from various authors who help and force d'Agata questioning his own existence

Soth’s pictures of Niagara are less about natural wonder than human desire

Magnum’s archives are a repository of the masterpieces of photography for the past half-century

and perhaps themselves

marking 25 years on the throne

following tradition

Inge Morath and her husband

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Stock met Dean in Hollywood in January 1955 and intrigued

a 1959 movie adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ one-act play of the same name – offers a window onto a production that was fraught with tension