This comprehensive overview of Larry Sultan's photography accompanies a major retrospective exhibition and includes significant series such as "Evidence" (1977), a collaboration with Mike Mandel that explores the influence of context in photography; "Pictures from Home" (1982–92), a personal study of family and domesticity; "The Valley" (1998–2003), examining suburban homes used as pornographic film sets; and "Homeland" (2006–09), portraying day laborers in evocative Californian landscapes. It also showcases early collaborative projects with Mandel, later editorial work, and provides insights into Sultan's creative process through his writings and interviews.
