by Brendan Jackson | Feb 3, 2026 | Notes
Haden Hill House Two exhibitions were produced during the 2025 project ‘Sites of Memory’, one at Haden Hill House in the autumn of 2025 and then one at Tbilisi Photography and Multimedia Museum in the spring of 2026. Each exhibition offered bespoke content, focusing...
by Brendan Jackson | Sep 27, 2015 | Notes
The Vodka Project, 2007-14 Blog It was what it was. A blog about vodka, chronicles of journeys throughout Poland over a period of years. (I first visited the counry in 1999.) It began with the idea of a co-operation with writer and cultural critic Iwona Kurz, visiting...
by Brendan Jackson | Jan 17, 2018 | Notes
Caribbee Island Medley Publication, exhibition, audio-visual presentation The title comes from the name of a notorious slum area in Wolverhampton in the 1840's, home to the new Irish migrants. Caribbee Island was an area of cheap housing in Wolverhampton for many of...
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 | Notes
Katyn Memorial Cannock Chase, in Staffordshire, is a remnant of a medieval Royal hunting-forest. Covering 26 square miles, the Chase is today the largest surviving area of lowland heathland and pine forest in the Midlands and designated as an Area of Outstanding...
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