Publisher/Prestel

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"Here and Home" is a collection of works by American photographer Larry Sultan (1946–2009). Shifting between conceptual and documentary techniques, he continually explored the uncertainty of "home" and "place" through family photographs, suburban neighborhoods, and immigrant workers. From his early archive re-edits, to "Pictures from Home," which focused on his parents' lives, to "The Valley," which photographed suburban homes used for pornographic shoots, to his later series exploring immigrants living in California, this collection spans a period of approximately 35 years, revealing a complex trajectory of personal memories and images of the American dream. In photographic history, Sultan's work is considered a key pillar of color photography and conceptual documentary since the 1970s. It quietly explores what photography records, what it stages, and where we perceive "home."