Publisher/Skira

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"The kids were alright (Unopened)", a collection of works by American photographer Ryan McGinley. As McGinley fans know, this title has the same name as the private edition of the First Book, and was published at the 2017 exhibition in Denver. Nowadays, McGinley is preceded by an image like "utopia" where reality and fiction intersect, but originally he interacted with skateboarders and graffiti artists, and even after moving to New York, he made contact with subculture friends. It was early in my career that I took a picture of them. And, as a photographer who inherited the genealogy of Larry Clark and Nan Goldin, the private photo book published under the same title attracted attention, and it became a solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art. I will. In this work, a lot of Polaroids that have not been recorded in the private version are also recorded, and the beginning is Dash Snow, an artist who influenced McGinley both publicly and privately. A 336-page book. New unopened.