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Androscoggin River, Lewiston, Maine 1996
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Woman on Open Pump, Pilsen Chicago, 1991
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Pilsen, Chicago, 1993
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Lawndale, Chicago 2012
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Abandoned Mill, Androscoggin River, Lewiston, Maine 1995
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Pilsen, Chicago 1991
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Lawndale, Chicago 2012
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Pilsen, Chicago 1993
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Rio Bravo, Mexico 1998
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Lawndale, Chicago 2011
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Water for the People: 15 Photos of How We Cool Off

Paul D’Amato’s 25-year project shows working class people getting soaked in the summer heat of Chicago, Mexico, and Maine.

August 19, 2013, 12:30 pm

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