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250 Years of the American Experiment

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By Andrew W. Aoyama Verified
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Sign up for The Unfinished Revolution, our newsletter course in which Atlantic writers and editors explore 250 years of the American experiment. In 1796, in the waning months of his presidency, George Washington traveled to Germantown, Pennsylvania, to sit for a portrait by the artist Gilbert Stuart.
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Edward Burtynsky’s Landscapes of Ruin and Inspiration

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By Andrew W. Aoyama Verified
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Listen1.0x 0:002:22 Listen to more stories on hark The Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky has built a career documenting what he calls “altered landscapes”—tangled highway overpasses, sprawling oil refineries, mountainsides pockmarked by human exploitation. In 1999, he visited a tire-disposal site outside Modesto, California. It was surreal, he told me, almost sublime.
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No Parents Allowed

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By Andrew W. Aoyama Verified
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Listen1.0x 0:001:49 Listen to more stories on hark In the 1980s and ’90s, Adrienne Salinger photographed American teenagers in their natural habitat: their bedroom. Salinger was fascinated by the way these spaces reflected the personalities of their inhabitants. In an era before smartphones and social media, teenagers used the walls of their room to demonstrate their good taste in hair bands and hip-hop groups, commemorate their accomplishments, and construct their identity.
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