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SUMMARY:The Road - The Photographs of Brian Baker
LOCATION:Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library - Central Library\nMartin
  Luther King Jr. Memorial Library - Central Library
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DESCRIPTION:Brian Baker in conversation with Ian MacKaye.\nhttps://dclibra
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join the Library and Solid State Books for
  an afternoon with punk rock icon Brian Baker discussing his new book of p
 hotographs The Road. In conversation with Ian MacKaye\, Baker will discuss
  this&nbsp\;beautiful collection of photographs from the road.</p>\n<p>Cop
 ies of the book will be available for sale and signing from Solid State Bo
 oks.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p><strong>ABOUT THE BOOK<br /></strong>The Road is an il
 luminating selection of photographs spanning iconic punk rock guitarist Br
 ian Baker&rsquo\;s many years of global touring with Bad Religion\, Dag Na
 sty\, and other bands. The images are intelligent and arresting\, reflecti
 ng time spent both inside and outside the bubble of backstages and tour bu
 ses. While touring is easily glamorized\, all traveling musicians know tha
 t twenty-two hours of every day lack the lights\, glitter\, and other rock
 -and-roll trappings. For Baker\, some of that time is spent photographing 
 what interests him most in his surroundings. As revealed in&nbsp\;The Road
 \, his fascinations range from bizarre highway signage\; to unsettling fig
 urines\, mannequins\, and statuettes\; to religious iconography that carri
 es extra weight when one considers the ethos of a band called Bad Religion
 \; to steaming cups of espresso and classic diner meals\; to guitars\, gui
 tars\, and more guitars\; and so much more. The Road&nbsp\;is designed in 
 collaboration with award-winning photographer and curator Jennifer Sakai. 
 Music lovers across the globe will revel in a Brian Baker&rsquo\;s&ndash\;
 eye view of the landscapes he inhabits\, and gain insight into the sometim
 es disquieting and always beautiful imagery that seizes his attention and 
 engages his obsessions.</p>\n<p><strong>ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER AND CONVERS
 ATION PARTNER<br />Brian Baker</strong> is a punk rock icon who grew up in
  Washington\, DC. Hailed in a 2024&nbsp\;Alternative Press&nbsp\;fan poll 
 as one the five greatest punk guitarists of all time\, he has been a pione
 er of multiple styles and continues to influence and inspire new generatio
 ns of listeners and players. Baker is most widely recognized for his signi
 ficant contributions with legendary bands Minor Threat\, Bad Religion\, an
 d Dag Nasty. He lives in Neptune\, New Jersey.</p>\n<p><strong>Ian Mackaye
 </strong> founded Dischord Records as a teenager in 1980 with partner Jeff
  Nelson. Their original intent was simply to release a single to document 
 their recently defunct band\,&nbsp\;Teen Idles. However\, the label has go
 ne on to release music from more than 60 bands\, with more than 160 albums
  over the last 25 years and counting.</p>\nhttps://dclibrary.libnet.info/e
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