New Writing: Sophie Gerrard: Drawn to the Land
…and the island, and we were talking as we walked on her farm. Then she stopped to look at me as we talked, and I just suddenly saw all that…
…and the island, and we were talking as we walked on her farm. Then she stopped to look at me as we talked, and I just suddenly saw all that…
…work, STILL (FFS). Joining scientists on Lord Howe Island—600 kilometres off the coast of New South Wales in the Tasman Sea—in April 2019, Barker began studying the horrific decline of…
…to study film but, unfortunately, could never really afford to get off the island (St. Vincent and the Grenadines) to pursue this. I developed a practice in photography over the…
…number of these islands are amongst Mozambique’s most ancient settlements. Ibo is said locally to be an acronym for Ilha Bem Organizado, meaning well-organized island ••• Though geometric and abstracted,…
…at The Museum of Sex, New York; The McClain Gallery, Houston; Chicago’s Schneider Gallery; and AS220 Gallery of Providence, Rhode Island; and numerous group exhibitions in the US, Cuba, and…
…this current uncertainty. Visitors are invited to examine Britain’s geography as an island: simultaneously divided and connected. They can also reflect on the ongoing refugee crisis and photography’s role in…
…future. Much of the photography in Brighton Photo Biennial 2018 responds to this current uncertainty. Visitors are invited to examine Britain’s geography as an island: simultaneously divided and connected. They…
Hujiang is a remote island close to the border of China; from the beginning of the 20th century many people illegally sailed from Hujiang along the Pacific, looking for opportunities…
…at Canvey Island, to the Chinese, Japanese, Indians and French that have made England the democratic and accepting nation that we are. That’s why there’s been such a varied settlement…
…October 2013, a migrant boat sank off the Sicilian island of Lampedusa, killing 366 of the 518 people on board. Zed’s film tells the story of Fanus, a teenage survivor…
…island of Madagascar. Located in the Indian Ocean Madagascar has been inhabited for approximately 2000 years, its recent history layered with piracy, slavery, colonialism, sovereignty and independence. Using literature as…
…desire for newness and sterility. This living room is in Levittown, a Long Island suburb that takes its name from Levitt and Sons, a building firm who in this rush…
…cited as a natural lineage). Fish Wives (Sweet Science) takes the form of a live re-enactment of a symbolic annual ritual that takes place on the Italian island of Linosa,…
…my name. So hey, it’s just something that happens.” – Meeting with Darius McCollum, Rikers Island Correctional Center, Manhattan, NY, December 27, 2016 #marginsofexcess #maxpinckers A post shared by Photoworks…
…Stayed Calm for 180 Miles’, © Tamara Kametani The projected footage shows an area of international waters in the Mediterranean Sea between the coast of Libya and the Italian island…
…Island for the Church of St Thomas the Martyr in Bristol, highlights the complicity of church, state and merchants of capital in the enslavement of African peoples. Locke takes Colston…
She attended the Rhode Island School of Design and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in photography. She completed her Masters in Fine Art from Central St. Martins London. Her…
…Imagine him on that island, walking from his home on Seagrass Lane to the sands that sustain him. So here we have a book, a large book, of Batchelder’s sustenance….
…history and intertwined future. Much of the photography in Brighton Photo Biennial 2018 responds to this current uncertainty. Visitors are invited to examine Britain’s geography as an island: simultaneously divided…
…English (Chris Boot, 2009), Pierdom (Dewi Lewis Publishing, 2013) and Merrie Albion – Landscape Studies of a Small Island (Dewi Lewis Publishing, 2017), his work has also been profiled and…
…Britain’s geography as an island: simultaneously divided and connected. They can also reflect on the ongoing refugee crisis and photography’s role in the construction of national identity. Photoworks’ own beginnings…