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A photograph of a matte green hard cover book titled A Conversation with the World by Lonnie GrahamOpen photo book displaying two black-and-white portraits: a man standing outdoors on the left page and a woman carrying a large basket on her back on the right page.Open book displaying two black-and-white portraits: on the left, a person in a leather jacket with a high, styled haircut; on the right, a bearded person with body paint and long hair tied up, wearing beaded necklaces.Open book displaying two black-and-white portrait photographs: one of a woman in traditional clothing standing against a textured wall, and one of a woman in casual attire leaning against a tiled wall.Open book displaying two pages of text on light blue paper. The text is responding to the headlining question, How dependent are you on your family, and what is the nature of that relationship? Spirituality?

Lonnie Graham

A Conversation With The World: Lonnie Graham

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Description

A Conversation with the World is a simple question and answer interchange between the photographer and interviewees chosen at random. From a template of eight questions on eight themes—origins, family, life, death, values, tradition, connections, and Western culture—interviewees voice their responses from their own distinctive cultural standpoint. From culture to culture, the responses are the same, and voice the same basic human needs.

A survey of this sort serves to help clarify some preconceptions we hold about one another. Photographer Lonnie Graham envisions that these conversations will lead to the understanding and acceptance of our shared human experience, promoting a climate in which people are more likely to seek one another for support, rather than reject each other out of ignorance. Within the pool of cognition, fear is dispelled and understanding prevails.

Book production by Top Process
Hardcover / Swiss binding, 152 pages.


2025 Revised Edition, 500 copies.
Essay by Anne Veh.

ISBN: 9788997605668

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