Fine Print: Bob Dylan, Recording Session. New York City, 1965 Size:11 x 14 in (28 x 36 cm) Smith embedded himself there for

Smith embedded himself there for three months but became frustrated with the lack of access

Latin America's longest civil war ended in 1996

with frequent demonstrations demanding voting rights and school integration met with an increase in violent bombings in Black communities between 1948 and 1965

primarily focusing upon displaced and liminal groups – including refugees and the Roma

As Smith wrote: “The one full freedom is man’s right to dream

Fine Print: Bob Dylan, Recording Session. New York City, 1965 Size:11 x 14 in (28 x 36 cm) Smith embedded himself there forW. Eugene Smith had a legendary love for music: jazz, classical, blues, folk, rock, opera. He carried his collection of thousands of vinyl albums with him on assignment to far flung locations. In his New York loft, Smith recorded and photographed thousands of hours of jam sessions featuring acclaimed musicians, which evolved into a book, exhibition, radio series, and documentary film known collectively as The Jazz Loft Project. Long after leaving LIFE