Estados Unidos · 1938–
Bill Owens
Bill Owens is an American photographer, photojournalist, brewer and editor living in Hayward, California.
Nursery Scholarship Fund has with a handful of women each year raised $8000 to send 40 children from disadvantaged homes to nursery school. Women's liberation generates volunteer labor, but there isn't enough money to pay for what needs to be done in the community. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
1969–75 · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
I'm a mother and a waitress. I enjoy what I'm doing but wouldn't want to do it for a lifetime. I'm divorced and find it difficult to meet men who want to have a relationship. Someday I'd like to go back to school.
1976 (printed later) · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
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1970 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
We really enjoy getting together with our friends to drink and dance. It's a wild party and we're having a great time.
1971 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
I find a sense of freedom in the suburbs…. You assume the mask of suburbia for outward appearances and yet no one knows what you really do.
1971 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
Some days when there is no one to play with I build Glenn a tent play house out of two chairs and two blankets.
1971 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
We feel most people have the wrong attitude about sex, that it's nasty and to be only in the dark. With us sex takes care of itself.
1971 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
I get a lot of compliments on the front room wall. I like Italian Syrocco floral designs over the mantle. It goes with the Palos Verde rock fireplace.
1972 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
Ronald Regan
1972 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
I believe in women's liberation. I'm tired of the image of the women who has the most sanitary toilet bowl, the cleanest floor, and the brattiest kids as the supermother., I want to be able to change with my children and to change with my life as I grow older. Staying at home and taking care of the kids doesn't help.
1972 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
We're really happy. Our kids are healthy, we eat good food, and we have a really nice home.
1972 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
It's a great pleasure to watch yourself make love in the six dozen mirrors that line the ceilings and walls. I've spent a tremendous amount of thought and planning to get the total effect of the bedroom., It's fascinating to watch our friends' reactions to seeing the luxury and sensuousness of the room. Our bedroom is the most enjoyable room in the house.
1972 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
A lot of people say we're chunks of meat, like cattle, but we're not. We're all individuals with dreams and aspirations like everybody else. Being a beauty contestant has taught me about myself, other people, poise and public speaking., If I had it to do over again, I would.
1972 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
We really enjoy living in a mobile home. My hobby is collecting coins and my wife plays her Wurlitzer for entertainment.
1972 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
Mardi Gras is an annual fund-raising event staged by the Pleasanton Juniors. King and Queen Candidates hold moneymaking events and the candidate who raises the most money wins., Last year we raised $12,800 for the senior citizens' transportation system and $1,000 for youth counseling programs. The climax is the Mardi Gras Ball. Over 500 people come to drink, eat, dance and celebrate the coronation.
1973 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
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1973 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
I really enjoy being here because it's my pleasure to help people. They'd have to fire me before I'd quit. I know I'm loved and vice versa.
1975 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
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1975 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
I've been a UPI correspondent, a publicist for an Italian film producer, a writer for the U.S. Army, a public relations man and an operations manager for record stores. Now I'm promotion and marketing director for a newspaper chain., Within a year, I'll be off to Turkey. It will be a jumping-off place. The world will be my oyster.
1975 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
Like everyone else, I'm caught up in the rat race. I work eighty hours a week and with my real estate investments earn $100,000 a year. I just got divorced., In the insurance business the public thinks we promise the moon but we can only deliver half a moon.
1975 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
I've been a chiropractor for thirty-three years, working directly and indirectly with nerves through the spinal column. I'm thinking of retiring in a couple of years and going into worm farming. Worms are an asset to society.
1975-77 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
Television cameramen are a special breed. When you read something in a book you say that's someone's opinion. When you see it on TV you say that's gospel. I have one minute, thirty seconds to make a statement., It had to be accurate, it has to be the truth.
1976 · Não exposta · Museu de Arte Moderna
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1970 · Não exposta · Museu Whitney de Arte Americana
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1970 · Não exposta · Museu Whitney de Arte Americana
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c. 1970 · Não exposta · Harvard Art Museums
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c. 1970 · Não exposta · Harvard Art Museums
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c. 1970 · Não exposta · Harvard Art Museums
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c. 1970 · Não exposta · Harvard Art Museums
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1971 · Não exposta · Museu Whitney de Arte Americana
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c. 1971 · Não exposta · Museu Whitney de Arte Americana
Christina's Room
1971 · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
I find a sense of freedom in the suburbs.
1972 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
Ronald Reagan
1972 · Não exposta · Galeria Nacional de Arte
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1973 · Não exposta · Museu Whitney de Arte Americana
General Motors / Chevrolet Assembly Line, Freemont, California
1974/76 · Não exposta · Art Institute of Chicago
Legs and grinder, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
1974/76 · Não exposta · Art Institute of Chicago
Of all the dogs that come to Poodle Train, Lolita is on of my favorites. She is always cooperative and obedient when I cut her hair. She's a little princess. Pet owners spend a furtune and pamper their pets like they are children. This wash and trim costs $35.
1974–76 (printed later) · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
Pinkerton men, Kansas City, Missori
1974–76 · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
Work clothes, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
1975 · Não exposta · Art Institute of Chicago
Our peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are frozen and shipped across the nation to schools, convalescent homes and hospitals. Because of mass production, we can manufacture a sandwich cheaper than you can make one at home.
1975 (printed 2006) · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
I've been a shoe salesman for thirty-six years. The way people take care of their shoes shows their character. Seventy percent of people wear shoes that don't fit. When you sell good merchandise, it doesn't come back but the people do. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
1975 · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
"I Was a Lawyer Before I Became a Private Detective..."
1976 · Não exposta · Museu Whitney de Arte Americana
I'm a philanthopist. Each year, depending on the stock market, I give away up to $500, 000. On my income tax forms I call myself a political maverick. I give money to political candidates, institutions and liberal politicians who support arms control and population control.
1976 (printed 2006) · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
A banana split has one banana, three lumps of ice milk, crushed pineapple, strawberries, chocolate syrup and whipped cream. In two days of our forty-nine cent special, we sold five thousand splits. Businessmen want a pretty face at the counter and counter girls have personality to deal with the public.
1976 (printed 2006) · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
I gross over $200, 000 a year as the owner-manager of a donut store, but there's a price to pay. I come to work at 2:00 A.M. to begin the daily routine of making 250 dozen donuts. I eat dinner at 4:00 in the afternoon and am in bed by 7:30. I was a Depression baby. Now kids say there has to be something better.
1976 (printed 2006) · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis
Yosemite, Half Dome with Cars
1977 · Não exposta · Museu Whitney de Arte Americana
Big Ass by Mel Ramos, Oakland Museum
c. 1981 · Não exposta · Instituto de Artes de Minneapolis