Through module one I touched on John Kippin and viewed his body of work (Cold War Pastoral) online, I then purchased his book so I could contextualise his work further in relation to my current practice. Kippin has captured the ever-changing landscape of Greenham Common, documenting what is left from the history. From its uses … More John Kippin- Cold War Pastoral

Today I watched a YouTube video by Stephen Shore, produced by Museum of Modern Art. Shore spoke about his body of works and his journey and process to achieve them. The work that interested me the most was Uncommon Places and Shore makes an interesting quote in reference to his approach “I’m often relying on … More Stephen Shore- HOW TO SEE

Today I read David Campany’s essay on Safety in Numbness: Some Remarks on Problems of ‘Late Photography’ 2003. It was an interesting read and he certainly discussed some ‘problems’ with Late Photography. As I see it photography as medium is evolving rapidly into this genre of Late Photography and is well suited for the task. … More David Campany – Safety in Numbness

Through module one I touched on Donovan Wylie and viewed his body of work (Maze) online, I then purchased his book so I could contextualise his work further in relation to my current practice. This edition came with 3 volumes the Maze prison itself, Maze demolition and a essay by Louise Purbrick; The Architecture of … More Donovan Wylie – Maze

Through module one I touched on Donovan Wylie and viewed his body of work (British Watch Towers) online, I then purchased his book so I could contextualise his work further in relation to my current practice. Wylie’s work of the British Watch Towers is record of history through that time. Its political issues represented by … More Donovan Wylie – British Watch Towers