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Will Steacy's (1980–) collection of works, "Down These Mean Streets," is a 112-page collage combining photographs, newspaper articles, headlines, and handwritten notes, depicting "the other side of the American Dream." Steacy highlights the reality of the lost dream from the perspective of those left behind by economic collapse—workers and the middle class who, despite diligently following the rules, were swept up in waves of restructuring and rationalization. The vividly colored pages are interspersed with sensational headlines and ambiguous political language, visually representing the consequences of 30 years of misguided policies in American society. Steacy calmly and sharply depicts the process by which capital has become concentrated in the hands of a few wealthy individuals, and how the former working class has become "the forgotten," sharply questioning the structural inequality in contemporary America.