Garry Winogrand: Winogrand Color

Rarely-seen color work from the preeminent master of postwar American street photography. Garry Winogrand Color is a groundbreaking tribute to Winogrand’s early color photographs, a monograph dedicated entirely to this aspect of his expansive oeuvre. The edition presents 150 photographs selected from the archives at the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson, offering a tender portrait of a country that feels both bygone and timeless.

Winogrand’s approach blended spontaneity and intimacy in public spaces, capturing strangers with a unique warmth and immediacy. While best known for his black-and-white street scenes, this volume reveals a vivid color side of his personal work, documenting everyday postwar America—from bustling Manhattan streets to the shaded underbelly of Coney Island and the expansive landscapes of the American West. The work reflects his distinctive, daring vision and enduring influence on street photography.

Additional information

• 150 photographs selected from the archives at the Center for Creative Photography
• First monograph devoted entirely to Winogrand’s color photography
• Two chest-mounted cameras captured color and B&W film
• From Manhattan to Coney Island and the American West
• Hardcover, illustrated edition by Twin Palms Publishers, 176 pages

Features

• 150 photographs selected from the archives at Center for Creative Photography
• First monograph devoted entirely to Winogrand’s color photography
• Two chest-mounted cameras captured color and B&W film
• From Manhattan to Coney Island and the American West
• Hardcover, illustrated edition by Twin Palms Publishers, 176 pages