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"It's a long journey and we try to tell that story visually as well as historically."

John Kisch talks to the LA Times about Separate Cinema: 100 Years of Black Poster Art.

“Part aesthetic, part nostalgic, the posters have deep meaning which crosses generations and transcends ethnicity.”

The Daily Mail take a look inside the pages of Separate Cinema: 100 Years of Black Poster Art.

"From portraiture to nudes, each photo Caan takes pulls the viewer into a story or a puzzle of what was existing in the moment it was captured."

Renowned photography magazine, The Eye of Photography, review Scott Caan's new book, Vanity.

"Seriously, go get yourself a copy. Your coffee table will thank you."

ShortList fall in love with Separate Cinema: The First 100 Years of Black Poster Art.

"A compelling visual history."

Creative Review take an in-depth look at Separate Cinema: The First 100 Years of Black Poster Art.

“Photography for me is something I've always been excited about. These are the photos I have enough pride in to put into a photo book, so it is a "vanity project"."

Scott Caan discusses his new book Vanity with The Daily Mail.

While showcasing the evolution of poster art style – from simple two-colour silkscreens and lavish paintings to abstract imagery – it also provides a fascinating insight into the broader journey of African Americans in society. 

Sarfraz Manzoor reviews Separate Cinema: The First 100 Years of Black Poster Art for The Observer.