You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith, and filmed by Jovan Todorovic, unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith, and filmed by Jovan Todorovic, unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith, and filmed by Jovan Todorovic, unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith, and filmed by Jovan Todorovic, unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith, and filmed by Jovan Todorovic, unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith, and filmed by Jovan Todorovic, unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith, and filmed by Jovan Todorovic, unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith, and filmed by Jovan Todorovic, unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith, and filmed by Jovan Todorovic, unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018
You’re Dead AmericaAn ominous ode from poet Danez Smith unearths a sickness in the States
  • June 26, 2018

You’re Dead America

An ominous ode from poet Danez Smith unearths a sickness in the States

Filmmaker Jovan Todorovic presents a visceral and enigmatic dramatization of American poet Danez Smith’s eponymous lyric on alienation, violence and salvation in the States. The poem, which was published and widely shared on Buzzfeed, and accompanies his heart-wrenchingly powerful book Don’t Call Us Dead, explores race relations, social disintegration, and the failure of the American Dream, which receives a dystopian visual take from Todorovic.

  • June 26, 2018
Dorothea Lange / Vanessa Winship—A photography double billThe Barbican’s latest photography show is substantial double bill comparing and contrasting the works of legendary photographer Dorothea Lange and award-winning contemporary photographer...

Dorothea Lange / Vanessa Winship—A photography double bill

The Barbican’s latest photography show is substantial double bill comparing and contrasting the works of legendary photographer Dorothea Lange and award-winning contemporary photographer Vanessa Winship.

The exhibition will be showing until 2 September at the London gallery.

  • June 25, 2018

Dorothea Lange / Vanessa Winship—A photography double bill

The Barbican’s latest photography show is substantial double bill comparing and contrasting the works of legendary photographer Dorothea Lange and award-winning contemporary photographer Vanessa Winship.

The exhibition will be showing until 2 September at the London gallery.

Dorothea Lange / Vanessa Winship—A photography double billThe Barbican’s latest photography show, a double bill featuring—comparing and contrasting the works of legendary photographer Lange and award-winning contemporary photographer Vanessa...

Dorothea Lange / Vanessa Winship—A photography double bill

The Barbican’s latest photography show, a double bill featuring—comparing and contrasting the works of legendary photographer Lange and award-winning contemporary photographer Vanessa Winship.

The exhibition will be showing until 2 September at the London gallery.

Image: Dorothea Lange. Cars on the Road, August 1936. 

  • June 25, 2018

Dorothea Lange / Vanessa Winship—A photography double bill

The Barbican’s latest photography show, a double bill featuring—comparing and contrasting the works of legendary photographer Lange and award-winning contemporary photographer Vanessa Winship.

The exhibition will be showing until 2 September at the London gallery.

Image: Dorothea Lange. Cars on the Road, August 1936.