Where They Still Remain by Austin Bryant, 2026
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Where They Still Remain serves as a memorial to the African American and Wampanoag indigenous communities on the island of Martha’s Vineyard. These two groups have had intertwined histories on the island as they have faced centuries of displacement and oppression—often finding stability only in each other and the land on which they persist. Through his own photography alongside archival photographs and texts, Bryant aims to evoke the countless lives and stories lost to time and systematic erasure.

Austin Bryant is a photographer and writer based in Boston, Massachusetts. His work concerns communities of color and the landscape on which they remain. Through intimate connections with both people and place, he aims to memorialize the histories that have been forsaken or cut out of history.

Bryant received his MFA in Photography from the University of Hartford. His work has been supported by awards and grants from The Aftermath Project, CENTER Santa Fe, the Lucie Foundation, among others. Where They Still Remain is his first monograph.

Text by Carly Ries
Design Direction by Luminosity Lab

7 × 8.25” vertical
Hardcover, offset

swiss binding (lay flat)
96 pages, 45 plates
Printed in Italy
First edition, Limited to 750 copies

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