“Perpetual care” refers to a service offered by cemeteries providing long-term upkeep of one’s gravestone and plot. In his new photography monograph, Clay Maxwell Jordan inverts this phrase and applies it ironically to an American society that has failed to protect its citizens. Poetic and enigmatic in equal measure, Perpetual Care touches on aspects of the religious, existential, and social in modern America.

• Signed book with 8” X 10” archival giclee print on Canson Platine Fibre Rag paper

• Each of 4 photo options is an edition of 3 with one A.P.

• Signed and editioned on back of print