Vivian Maier: Street Photographer
"Her work alternately brings to mind Lisette Model, Leon Levinstein, Harry Callahan, Garry Winogrand, Weegee, Helen Levitt and Robert Frank. But the uncracked nut at the core of her mystery is this: Why didn't Vivian Maier show anyone her pictures?"-Wall Street Journal"Saved from obscurity, the work of an unknown street photographer is, at last, coming out of the shadows."-Anthony Mason,CBS News"An unassuming Chicago baby sitter named Vivian Maier was one of the pioneers of street photography.  But for 60 years, nobody knew it."-The New York Times Style Magazine“An undiscovered artist whose photography is now being compared to the giants, a reclusive woman who, in death, is attracting the kind of attention and acclaim she would have shunned in life.”-The Huffington Post"Show-cased in the new book Vivian Maier: Street Photographer, out this month from powerHouse-rivet the viewer with the extreme vulnerability of her subjects."-Vanity Fair"[Maier] is a gifted visual thinking with a  strong sense of self. Through [her] lens, self-shadows and window  reflections are deftly composed more about context than the figure at  the center"-American Photo"A combination of  straight forward portraits, mirrored reflections and abstract  self-portrayals, the collection...attempts to put a face to the name  that's most recently captured the photography world's attention"  -The Huffington Post