NO KINGS

Desde poco antes de la segunda investidura de Trump y hasta las elecciones de mitad de mandato, la fotógrafa Susan Meiselas documentó los carteles multicolores y dibujados a mano, cargados de humor e indignación pol¡tica, que los ciudadanos estadounidenses crearon y llevaron a las manifestaciones a las que asistió en Nueva York y Washington D. C.

Acompañado de un esclarecedor ensayo de Eduardo Cadava y de una historia fragmentaria, construida a partir de titulares de prensa contemporáneos recopilados por Laura Wexler, NO KINGS ofrece un v¡vido reflejo de cómo la gente corriente estaba ?y sigue estando? decidida a hacer o¡r su voz.

A major new book by acclaimed photographer Susan Meiselas offers a unique intersection of documentary photography, contemporary politics, graphic culture and social history.

A timely visual record of American protest during Trump's second presidency, up to the 2026 midterm elections, capturing the humor, anger, creativity and political concerns of ordinary Americans.

From just before the second Trump inauguration, and onward towards the mid-term elections, photographer Susan Meiselas recorded the multi-colored, hand-drawn signs of political fun and fury that American citizens made and carried to the demonstrations she attended in NYC and Washington, D.C.

Accompanied by an enriching essay by Eduardo Cadava, a scroll of Executive Orders and the counterpoint of a fragmentary found history of contemporary newspaper headlines by Laura Wexler, NO KINGS: Signs of the Times is a mirror of how ordinary people were - and are - determined to make their voices heard.