Brian Ulrich
@nibw
Photographs, objects and noise from the aisles of capital past and present.
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In 2021, Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts experienced a mental health crisis in which seven students died, six by suicide. Over six terrible months, professors and administrators took on the unofficial role of counselors. nyti.ms/42c9ooV
Doctors: Avoid shaking hands and touching common spaces Trump Coronavirus Response Team:
"But the big loser of the night was the network that hosted the event. CNN was so consistently stacked against Bernie Sanders that it compromised its own claims to journalistic neutrality." #DemDebate #CNNisTrash thenation.com/article/sander…
TIME just selected Mike Osborne's Federal Triangle and Abendlied, by Birthe Piontek, as two of their best photobooks of 2019. Thank you! time.com/longform/best-…
It's a point I've made since my very first campaign: Nobody in this country got rich on their own. They relied on infrastructure we all paid for, employees we all paid to educate. So if you're successful, good for you—now pay it forward so everyone has a chance at success.
“What I like about photographs is that they capture a moment that’s gone forever, impossible to reproduce.” ― Karl Lagerfeld Image: Brian, Ulrich, Marshall Field's, 2009 @nibw #MoCP #wednesdaywisdom #photography #Chicago #museum #PhotographyMuseum #quoteoftheday
Brian Ulrich explores American consumer culture and the vicious cycle of the economy since its turn in the 20th century. Photos of abandoned shopping malls, called "dark stores" or "ghost boxes" depict over-consumerism and promised illusions. @nibw museemagazine.com/culture/2019/6…
On our latest show we talk to Brian Ulrich (@nibw), who has spent a decade photographing the landscape of consumerism across the United States. withgoodreasonradio.org/episode/our-wa…
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Our Walmart - With Good Reason
Our Walmart - With Good Reason
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