British Journal of Photography #7915
British Journal of Photography #7915
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Spatial Awareness
How do photographers think about and engage with place? In this issue of BJP we consider multiple facets of this question, from how image-makers shoot in one location to how cutting-edge artists and curators use space for photo-based installations.
Sebastián Bruno’s 10-year project draws on social and political history to picture Welsh towns and cities and the people who live in them, while Ettore Moni creates an autonomous zone in his home studio in which people can simply be. Tarrah Krajnak draws on her own life as a Peruvian adopted and brought up in the US, while a trip to Johny Pitts’ studio also proves a route into his childhood.
Elsewhere, curators discuss how installations can create meaning and engage with the local community, while artists such as Alix Marie, Maya Rochat and Sofia Karim talk beyond the flat surface of the photographic print. Plus critical information in the Intelligence section, books, and Any Answers with Tanvi Mishra.
British Journal of Photography has been providing the latest photography news and features since 1854.
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