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God's House for All Nations, 11 East 43rd Street., Chicago
Creator
Camilo José VergaraAmerican Photographer · 1944–present
All works by this person →> The ghetto poses urgent questions I feel compelled to respond to, not with solutions but with explanations and tangible records. I am driven to publicize and preserve the memory of these environments. > > --Camilo José Vergara Camilo José Vergara has spent more than thirty years documenting poor, urban, and minority neighborhoods across the United States. His projects emerge from what he sees as
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- 2001
- Medium
- Chromogenic Dye Coupler print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 01c1c4f5-ae24-4aed-a491-08d6675050d3
View of the God's House for All Nations Church from across the street. Red sign letters covering the façade above the entrance read, "God's House for All Nations, Bishop Charles L. Little, Pastor". the entrance is made up of two sets of double doors set into the plain building. A woman in a red and blue jacket walking down the sidewalk passes in front of the building.
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