New York commuters reduced to their most expressive detail. Hannah La Follette Ryan photographs hands gripping poles, holding books, resting on knees and revealing far more than their owners probably intended. It is street photography with the faces removed and the humanity left in.

Annie Rauwerda retrieves the encyclopedia’s best footnotes, improbable biographies and wonderfully specific disputes. The result is less a feed than a guided tour through everything humanity considered important enough to document and strange enough to forget.