1st Edition, 2013 - MACK, London Embossed hardcover 128 pages Long out-of-print, highly collectible item in excellent condition. Wonderful large format photos from Delaney, capturing the era and the SOMA neighborhood in a very cohesive series. ABOUT THE BOOK: South of Market is a photographic portrait of a San Francisco neighbourhood in the throes of urban renewal. It is not a romantic representation of San Francisco’s past, but rather a testament to a vanished community made up of blue-collar workers, small business owners, families with children, artists, and gay men. The photographs are accompanied by interviews which offer personal responses to the impact of gentrification on twelve of Delaney’s neighbours. An essay by Erin O’Toole sets the context for this story by providing a history of this constantly evolving San Francisco neighbourhood. ABOUT THE ARTIST: Delaney is a 2020 Guggenheim Fellow. She has received numerous awards, including three National Endowment for the Arts grants. Her photographs are in collections of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the de Young Museum, the Pilara Foundation, the Oakland Museum of California and the Smithsonian Museum, among others. She has shown her photographs nationally and internationally. ABOUT THE PUBLISHER: MACK is an independent publisher of award-winning books on visual art and architecture.