Fine Print: Beirut, Lebanon, 06 June 2014 Robert Capa

Fine Print: Beirut, Lebanon, 06 June 2014 Robert CapaNightshift focuses on parties that take place in industrial places of Beirut. These venues gather social bubbles of my generation that stand against Beirut's mainstream bling bling. I followed young women whom appear all at once strong and fragile, determined and vulnerable. Like me, these women are constantly changing in a society that is also undergoing permanent evolution. This project questions the place of women in a patriarchal capitalist

Smith embedded himself there for three months but became frustrated with the lack of access

in which the poet meditates on whether the world will end in the fire of desire or in the iciness of hate

and how in the passage of time a photograph of a single moment in a person’s life shifts its meanings as well as our perception of it

This ongoing body of images which will eventually comprise the five volume book project Good Morning

shows a world fragmenting

his subjects

Boxes all over the world are moaning

paper-wrapped soaps from around the world — in the words of Halsman’s grandson Oliver Halsman Rosenberg

evoking a sense of ethereal beauty and fleeting presence

where his brother Andre (Robert Capa) was working as a photojournalist

highlights the gaze of children from underprivileged neighborhoods of New York

was an assortment of homeless men and women