From the Dignified Poverty of Dorothea Lange to the Poetics of Banality by Txema Salvans
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If you are looking for a cultural getaway on the Costa Brava this month of August, the XIV Biennial of Photography Xavier Miserachs starts with one of the most anticipated events of the summer. Dorothea Lange's exhibition in Palafrugell gathers 62 photographs that capture the hardness of the Great Depression, and among them highlights the most iconic image of that time: 'Migrant Mother'. What you will see in this exhibition The exhibition, entit…
"I saw her and approached the hungry and desperate mother, as if I were drawn to her by a magnet. I don't remember how I explained my presence or my camera to her, but I do remember that she didn't ask me any questions." Photographer Dorothea Lange recalled with these words how she took her most famous photograph and one of the most iconic of the 20th century; Migrant Mother, the portrait of Florence Owens Thompson and three of her seven childre…
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