by Brendan Jackson | Oct 13, 2015 | Viewpoint
Grace and beauty It’s 7 am and the roads near the airport are full of densely weaving trucks, cars, mopeds, even people on foot – and once in the city itself, the rush hour doesn’t let up all day. There seem to be as many mopeds as people in Hanoi. The sky is dust...
by Brendan Jackson | Oct 12, 2015 | Notes
A World That Someone Else Owns Essay commissioned for the Black County Echoes Festival catalogue, a year long celebration of local Post-War manufacturing history, with over a million visitors attending 27 exhibitions and 87 events in 25 Black Country locations. ...
by Brendan Jackson | Oct 12, 2015 | Notes
Found Objects in a Bungalow, County Clare, Ireland Entrance Hallway: Jesus ‘Bless Our House’ key ring holder. Hallway: Container for Holy Water (empty) with image of Pope John XXIII. Bedroom One: Image of Mary, Mother of God, with Sacred Heart; 3D image of Saint...
by Brendan Jackson | Oct 12, 2015 | Notes
Julie & Veronica Once, to wander the streets of Venice in the dead of night was to be truly alone. Now, with osterias staying open late for more and more tourists, you may have to be patient, perhaps go to the back of San Pietro di Castello to find all shuttered and...
by Brendan Jackson | Sep 30, 2025 | 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...
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