Superfine: Tailoring Black StyleSuperfine: Tailoring Black Style traces the complex and vibrant legacy of menswear across three centuries of Black culturefrom todays hip hop aesthetic and popular street trends, through its use during the Harlem Renaissance and the civil rights movement as a symbol of creative and political agency, to its surprising origins as an imposed uniform for servants and enslaved people. Organized by key characteristics of dandyism that resonate across time,

Los Angeles and London

chronicling 1980s San Francisco gentrification

Sultan’s own writings and other memorabilia

Anne Rearick's vision is documentary in nature

various recordings

illuminate the contact sheets

ten years after her precipitous entry onto the international stage

and trade with each other

and at times overwhelming account of a life and a search for the elusive universals of experience – an achievement that constitutes Goldberg’s masterwork and a significant contribution to contemporary bookmaking

Suzanne and Louise

they liked me

Shabazz’s work from the 1970s to ’90s as it exists in his archive: small prints thematically grouped and sequenced in traditional family photo albums that function as portable portfolios