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Paris photographer Charles Roux describes his boyhood self as “a lonely kid that filled his life - and his voids- with literary fiction.” In this way, you could say Fictitious Feasts began in the artist’s early years, when he was curled up with a book, turning the pages and imagining the worlds inside them.

For Kingdom of Dust, photographer Matt Black documents daily life California’s Central Valley, where he has lived most of his life. Encompassing an enormous expanse greater that that of ten US states combined, this farmland produces $20 billion in agricultural products and roughly half of the country’s fresh food. While in the 1930s the land once the dream of stability and security for African American migrants from Oklahoma and Texas, the terrain has since been transformed into a wasteland ...