by Brendan Jackson | Aug 27, 2015 | Work
Fragments of Poti, 2015 Photographs, texts, newsprint The project involved working with archive materials, local curators and cultural experts in Poti, Georgia, exploring the relationships between people in the city and the lesser known yet fascinating historical...
by Brendan Jackson | Aug 27, 2015 | Work
Jubilee Arts Archive, 2014 - 2022 Web site, photography, text, exhibitions In 1974, men last walked on the moon. In England, New Year’s Day became a bank holiday for the first time. It was the year that significant local government reorganisation brought into being...
by Brendan Jackson | Aug 28, 2015 | Notes
The Netherton Tunnel If you look hard enough you will find rivers within the industrial West Midlands, though none of any particular note or size. There’s the River Tame, typically described as an ‘urban river, polluted heavily modified by culverting, straightening,...
by Brendan Jackson | Aug 27, 2015 | Notes
Local colour (in black & white) On a college field trip to Scotland, in the Cairngorms, I was wandering about aimlessly. I’d been given a Praktika, as had others in turn, and told to spend a day documenting the landscape. It rained most of the time that week and the...
by Brendan Jackson | Aug 27, 2015 | Viewpoint
The Golden View She threw herself into the air, urging the swing higher, higher, impatient as ever. For a moment, at the apex, before gravity pulled her back, she imagined she was a bird. A swallow perhaps, rising above the 14th-century cathedral, St. Guisto’s...
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