Carmen Winant: A Brand New End: Survival and Its Pictures

Carmen Winant: A Brand New End: Survival and Its PicturesA Brand New End illuminates the often invisible experiences of women, as well as feminist strategies for survival, revolt and self determination. It highlights the power of print to depict how women view themselves, and how photography can serve as a tool in the struggle for individual autonomy and self representation. Through its expansive consideration of image making, domestic violence and the larger feminist movement, A Brand New End critically

A Brand New End illuminates the often invisible experiences of women, as well as feminist strategies for survival, revolt and self-determination. It highlights the power of print to depict how women view themselves, and how photography can serve as a tool in the struggle for individual autonomy and self-representation. Through its expansive consideration of image making, domestic violence and the larger feminist movement, A Brand New End critically examines the problems and possibilities of visualizing domestic violence and survival. 

Text contributions by: Laia Abril, Irene L. Brantley, Donna Ferrato, Ruth M. Glenn, Suzanne Lacy, Ksenia Nouril, Catherine Opie, Sangi Ravichandran, Elias Rodriques, Drew Sawyer, Paige L. Sweet and Carmen Winant.

Published by The Print Center 
Designed by Common Name
Publication date: 2022

Edition of 1,000
256 Pages | 400 illustrations | 8 1/2 x 11 inches
Hardcover book with swiss binding and foil blocking