William Eggleston: Portraits is a catalogue accompanying an exhibition dedicated to Eggleston's portraits, spanning from the 1950s to today. Renowned for his eccentric compositions and implied narratives, Eggleston's work captures friends, family, and cultural icons like Ike Turner and Dennis Hopper. He was deeply embedded in the 1970s Memphis club scene and ventured into nightclub culture with the video Stranded in Canton. His photographs also reflect encounters with figures like Andy Warhol's protégé, Viva. This book includes an essay, chronology, and interviews by curator Phillip Prodger, showcasing Eggleston's enduring artistic impact.
