George’s Perec’s 1976 text Reading: A Socio-Physiological Outline marks out two distinctive acts that take place when reading. One is the extraction of information from the text on an intellectual level. The other, and what he emphasises here, is the physical act of reading – what our body does in time and space. Visiting Dafna […]
Billy Barraclough’s Murmurations is a book of depth and complexity hiding behind a simple motif: to photograph starling murmurations. Undertaken as an escape from the isolation of the 2020 winter lockdown, Barraclough has rendered the rise and fall of starling formations in softly toned greys and blacks. Accompanied by poet Lue Mac’s writings, this publication explores […]
Serchia Gallery’s inaugural show ‘To Skim a Stone’ presents the works of Anne Erhard, Eva Louisa Jonas and Cameron Williamson in a second iteration of a show previously held as part of Brighton Photo Fringe 2020. Comprised of softly toned black and white photographs, this exhibition is situated in a two room gallery attached to […]
Here the picture loses its identity as such and becomes a detail of assembly, an essential structural element of the whole which is the thing itself – László Moholy-Nagy Eva Louisa Jonas’ Let’s Sketch the Lay of the Land is steeped in this notion of assembly. Her low-contrast monochrome images act not as singular pieces, […]