Photography's passing must entail the inscription of another way of seeing - and of being: http://t.co/WIBsU9jk / 2 days ago
Language enables us to realize history, to understand a past beyond our own, and contribute to it http://t.co/kuBPRz8y / 3 days ago
Through digital memory, the panopticon surveys us not just in every corner but also across time http://t.co/GKCjGRxB / 4 days ago
Lots of people getting their culture fix and thinking about memory at the Daniel Blaufuks exhibition @Ffotogallery today. We're open till 5! / 5 days ago
RT @RobHudsonPhoto: As photographers strive to make their images transcend their subject so subject becomes of secondary importance to t ... / 2 weeks ago
This is my Grandma’s house in Devon. I think that’s one of my cousins with my Grandma’s dog Yarty. My brother and I used to go there in the summer when I was wee. We had a paddling pool in the back garden. This is me with my dog Jane. My hair is really short [...]
I am sitting on the floor of a small room surrounded by hundreds of photographs. They cover the floor, the chairs, the table, the shelves, my bed. I have begun to mount them onto index cards, which has enabled me to begin to estimate how many I have. At the moment 400 cards have been [...]
A few months ago, I began to compile an album of photographs – found photographs – with captions, and called it ‘Not my mother’s album’. Unbeknownst to me, my mother had begun at the same time, to create an album of sorts, in memory of her father (which I shall hereafter refer to as ‘My [...]