
Informing Contexts – Concluding Thoughts
Informing contexts has brought some order to the chaos of imagery that now exists in the world. From the early […]
Informing contexts has brought some order to the chaos of imagery that now exists in the world. From the early […]
Since the start of the year my wife has died, Corona virus has struck and today I am in my […]
This was a challenge. Two factors helped make progress. The first was interpreting ‘practice’ to mean the project for this […]
At the Symposium at Falmouth I had the pleasure and good fortune to meet Tim Stubbs Hughes. At his portfolio […]
This week I am struck by the question posed by Steph : ‘which is better at provoking environmental concern’, the […]
What a stimulating week with so many talented and interesting people and a great programme. I left energised and full […]
The first critical review of practice focussed on practitioners, methods and styles. This review focusses on theory. As a mathematician […]
The time feels right to gather together my critical review of my practice. I hate the phrase ‘it has been […]
This week is titled a ‘Sea of Images’ but for me a number of strands are coming together and they […]
I am travelling to Falmouth on Sunday. I cancelled my trip to London from Spain this week partly because of […]
All white Western males see white Western females as shoppers and homemakers. All photographers are voyeurs. Women would maximise all […]
My interest this week has been captured by the interplay between image and text. The distinctions of sign, signifier, signified, […]
I start by reminding myself there is no absolute reality as much as we would like there to be one. […]
Quotes of the Week “I am a photographer, not an artist,” he says. He deems the conflation a “very American” […]
This is the title to a journal article of the same name by Snyder and Allen. Since photography was invented […]
This has been the most profound week of my life as my wife, Karen, passed away peacefully and beautifully on […]