Edmund Clark Gallery / Sara Urbaez / May 7, 2018 4:12 PM

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    Photographer Edmund Clark received special permission from the U.S. government to shoot images of the Guantanamo Bay prison camp, including this one of an unused communal area.
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    With the help of reporter Crofton Black, Clark made contact with former Guantanamo Bay detainees and captured images of their homes, such as this children's bedroom.
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    Upon release from Guantanamo Bay, each detainee is issued a kit bag with an identification tag like this one.
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    Members of Guantanamo Bay's "Immediate Response Force" wear equipment like this to confront detainees.
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    This isolation unit at Guantanamo Bay's Camp 1 is used to discipline detainees.
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    Clark redacted this image of the home of a pilot who flew extraordinary rendition missions for the US government.
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    This room in the Libyan intelligence service facility in Tajoura, Tripoli was formerly used to conduct interrogations.
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    This letter from a Guantanamo Bay detainee to his daughter was heavily censored by the US government.
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    Clark sees the ordinariness of this unidentified naval base as emblematic of how the War on Terror has subtly become part of our everyday lives.
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    At Guantanamo Bay, Clark noticed this arrow pointing to Mecca next to a ring for ankle shackles.
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    Christian service members hold prayer meetings at this unidentified naval base's "fellowship room."
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    This page from a CIA Inspector General's report on counterterrorism detention and interrogation has been almost completely redacted.
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