• Full-length image of the cover of Alain Levitt’s photography book, Everybody’s Guilty, No One’s to Blame
  • Spread of Everybody’s Guilty, No One’s To Blame. Verso shows a man covered in paper birds, stained red with an indeterminate substance. Recto shows a man wearing USA-themed clothing, an unlit cigarette in his mouth. His shirt reads “Proud To Be AMERICAN.”
  • Spread of Everybody’s Guilty, No One’s To Blame. Verso shows a man riding his bike across a bridge, his face to the sky, and his left arm raised partially. Recto shows a close-up of two faces. The front face is partially obscured, the face behind him smiles gleefully.
  • Spread of Everybody’s Guilty, No One’s To Blame. Verso shows a man in a Black Flag “Police Story” t-shirt. The lit cigarette in his mouth slanted; a bottle of beer pinched between his thumb and forefinger; and a small tab of paper in the other hand. Recto shows two men posing against a car, one older, one younger.

Alain Levitt - Everybody's Guilty, No One's to Blame

LEVITT-EVERYBODY

$ 75
$ 75

Description

9/11 had brought the city together. We were hurting but unified. No therapy, no reflection. We acted out, made mistakes and we forgave or were forgiven. We truly lived like there was no tomorrow. This book is a record of the best time of my life.

-Alain Levitt

  • Hardcover
  • 203 x 254 mm 
  • 160 pages
  • Published by Super Labo