Publisher/Aperture

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"Tiny Streetwise Revisited" is a photobook by Marie Ellen Mark (1940-2015), one of America's leading female photographers. Marie Ellen Mark is best known for her book "Streetwise," which served as the basis for the film "Meet the Kids," set in Seattle and focusing on street children who lack parental love and spend their days stealing, fighting, and sometimes working as prostitutes (the film was directed by her husband, Martin Bell). She was a photojournalist who created documentary works with strong social messages, focusing on people living in a world far removed from mainstream society, such as psychiatric patients, prostitutes, circus performers, and the homeless. This book is essentially a complete version of "Streetwise," following the girl "Tiny" who appeared in the original "Streetwise" for nearly 30 years afterward. Tiny, now over 40, has already had 10 children and has faced and overcome various dramas along the way. Her journey reflects the complex aspects of American society and also depicts the intimate bond between the photographer and her subject. This is a masterpiece that became Ellen Mark's last work.