My research this module seems to have gone down a nuclear theme and I’m very glad I have discovered the Places Journal. I would recommend this website and all the articles it carries as it has helped me critically contextualise my work further.  While searching through the website in the ‘Preservation’ section I came across … More Looking at Peter Goin-Nuclear Landscapes

I remember this body of work from my first module and recalling the interview I remembered that this collaborative duo went into some depth into their approach and the mythology around this subject. The presentation was located in the Falmouth archive conversations section, I found it even more interesting the second time round- meaning that … More Looking at Beth & Tom Atkinson- Missing Buildings

This article featured online on the Places Journal with imagery by Mark Klett https://placesjournal.org/article/the-half-life-of-history/ I was interested in this article for mainly for the concepts that Fox talks about. I enjoyed looking at imagery by Mark Klett but visually I don’t think it adds perspective to my approach. The imagery and article is about Wendover … More Looking at The Half-Life of History by William L Fox

This book purchase was recommended by a tutor from the previous module. The book complies of 15 Japanese artists and their visual response to Japan’s earthquake, tsunami and nuclear power plant meltdown of March 2011. It was curated by Anne Havinga & Anne Nishimura Morse and organised by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. The … More Looking at In the Wake- Japanese Photographers Respond to 3/11