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PARALLEL PERCEPTIONS

An Exhibition of Sune Jonsson and David Goldblatt

Sune Jonsson Slideshow

School breaks up for the summer, Holmön 1956

School breaks up for the summer, Holmön 1956

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David Goldblatt Slideshow

'Boss Boy'. The role of Boss Boy, later changed to Team Leader, was the highest then attainable by a Black man in South Africa's mines, Battery Reef, Randfontein Estates, 1966

'Boss Boy'. The role of Boss Boy, later changed to Team Leader, was the highest then attainable by a Black man in South Africa's mines, Battery Reef, Randfontein Estates, 1966

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School breaks up for the summer, Holmön 1956

School breaks up for the summer, Holmön 1956

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School breaks up for the summer, Holmön 1956

Per-Erik Mårtensson, 4 years old, Norra Tresund, Vilhelmina 1961

Johan Engman, from the book The village with the blue house, Djupsjönäs 1957

Tent meeting organized by the Swedish Missionary Society, Nyåker 1957

Helmer carting manure on the snow, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

Helmer Jonsson, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

The three Jonsson brothers, Öravan, Lycksele 1962

Helmer Jonsson, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

Assembly room at the farmer Rudolf Eriksson’s place, Vormträsk, Lycksele 1962

At Miss Hanna Glas’s home, Ånäset, Robertsfors 1962

At the widow Jenny Edström’s home, Hökmark, Lövånger, Skellefteå 1962

Clear-felled area and derelict farm, Överst Myrbränna, Lycksele 1962

The three Jonsson brothers, Öravan, Lycksele 1962

Johan Engman with his Dürer monograph in Esperanto, Djupsjönäs 1957

Nyåker Lake, Nordmaling 1950s

On the way home from an outdoor dance, Nyåker 1957.

Helen Jonsson drinking coffee from the saucer, Baggård, Nordmalin 1960

Edvin Jonsson after fishing, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

Edvin Jonsson herding cows, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

Helmer and Edvin Jonsson, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

The Jonsson family takes a coffee break during haymaking, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

Elsa Bygdell, Mötingselberg, Vilhelmina 1961

Agnäs, Bjurholm, July 15, 1971

Berta och Helmer Jonsson, Nyåker, Nordmaling 1956

The farm Rödingvik, Sorsele 1968

Helmer and Berta Jonsson at the kitchen tablr, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

Helmer and Berta in the cowshed, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

One of the Jonsson brothers, Öravan, Lycksele 1962

Edvin Jonsson herding cows, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

Johan Engman and his copies of Life Magazine, Djupsjönäs 1957

Hjalmar Nygren, smallholder and sexton, Nyåker 1956

Alvar has picked lilies of the valley for his bride, Arnäs, Örnsköldsvik 1956

Helen Jonsson drinking coffee from the saucer, Baggård, Nordmalin 1960

Severina Nyberg’s kitchen, Nyluspen, Vilhelmina 1961

Alvar och Irma Johansson’s wedding, Arnäs, Örnsköldsvik 1956.

Waiting for the train, railway station, Vännäs 1952

Filip Hörnkvist checking the rail, Brattsbacka, Nordmaling 1957

Albert Johansson dences at his son’s wedding, Arnäs, Örnsköldsvik 1956.

Set Ramstedt, Golisen, Vilhelmina 1961

Ragnar and Henny Karlsson, Överst Myrbränna, Lycksele 1962

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The Jonsson family on their way to fetch hay, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

Johan Engman and his copies of Life Magazine, Djupsjönäs 1957

Märta Olofsson playing brides, Aronsjö, Vilhelmina 1961

From the Pentecostal revival meeting, Husbondliden, Lycksele 1957-63

From the Pentecostal revival meeting, Husbondliden, Lycksele 1957-63

Johan Alfred Ågren’s derelict smallholding, Mötingselberg, Vilhelmina 1962

Tent meeting organized by the Swedish Missionary Society, Nyåker 1957

From the Pentecostal revival meeting, Husbondliden, Lycksele 1957-63

From the Pentecostal revival meeting, Husbondliden, Lycksele 1957-63

Severina Nyberg, switchboard operator, Nyluspen, Vilhelmina 1961

Algot and Helga Johansson ferry themselves across Nyåker Lake, Nordmaling 1950s.

Helmer Jonsson and his horse Frank, Baggård, Nordmaling 1960

Kurt Mattsson, Linnea Näslund and the couple’s daughter, Nyluspen, Vilhelmina 1961

“So many people around us are [seen as] anonymous, gray.
They do not exist at all. I wanted to incorporate my village people into a larger context,
to make them part of the world.”
Sune Jonsson

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“It was to the quiet and commonplace,
where nothing happened and yet all was contained
and immanent, that I was drawn.”
David Goldblatt

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