Photography related links for the week!
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Links for the week focused on storytelling.
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Italo Calvino’s essays will be helpful to anybody trying to engage in some way with this world. Read Calvino - it will do you good.
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A longish, rambling bit on architectural photography.
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Missing working with squares.
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Some Regatta love…
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Links on everything from chat bots and video games to indigenous architecture and rural photography…
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A post about some obvious things…
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Robert Moor’s On Trails…
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Searching for a perfect box…
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Links from past week…
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These creative programs are not some sort of a charity we extend to a few struggling artists and academics, but an investment in expanding our own way of understanding what is happening to us as a people, as a society, and as individuals and developing new ways to translate that understanding into a broader societal narrative.
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Links about old communist monuments, obsession with craft, tetris, missing eco-hackers, and why drawing is good for you.
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Psychogeography, sloppy writing and e-books.
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It seems that humanity has chosen its coping strategy: “…recent research suggests we may come to accept weather extremes as normal within two years — a grim prophecy of accommodation to disaster as a form of adaptation.” This is, of course, only an option for those of us who survive whatever the next weather event, turned catastrophic by runaway climate change, hits us. Good luck…
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July 11 is the day of remembrance for the victims of the Srebrenica genocide and the victims of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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From interspecies communications to aliens to traveling in southeastern Europe and Western Balkans… There is something for everyone.
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Links from the past week.
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It’s glorious out there…
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We will need to have careful and complicated conversations about identity, and history, and the future. I think that innate sense of care for the land may be a good starting point. We are not going to get anywhere attacking someones sense of who they are.
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