Just released: Milk art journal, Vol.2
I'm so proud to announce the release of Milk art journal, Vol. 2! This one is themed "Body & Belonging" and features the work of 19 artists from 10 countries. Cover art by Jocelyn Allen.
I'm so proud to announce the release of Milk art journal, Vol. 2! This one is themed "Body & Belonging" and features the work of 19 artists from 10 countries. Cover art by Jocelyn Allen.
I'll be returning for in person reviews at this year's Arles Photo Folio. Time slots always sell out fast, so do make your booking as soon as possible.
I'm proud to announce the publication of Milk art journal, Vol. 1. The theme is "Chores & Transcendence" and it features work by 14 artists from 7 countries.
"In a way you do have to turn off your higher faculties to engage with a baby—who has intense use for your creativity and resourcefulness and problem-solving skills, but who is not interested in what interests you intellectually." —Julie Phillips (Milk Art Journal)
One of my photographs will be included in this year's ISSP Agenda, themed "Light/Darkness". More about the agenda: The 2023 ISSP Agenda ("2 in 1") combines the functions of a weekly planner, a bullet journal and a notebook and remains…
For a new limited series art journal, Milk has an Open Call for works of visual art and writing by artist-mothers on the topic of motherhood.
"There is no artist mother paradigm. So, when I, as a middle-aged woman, make art, people assume it’s my nice hobby. They don’t take me seriously because it’s not a paradigm that we celebrate or that’s particularly visible, culturally. But being an artist mother is an identity that, once it’s articulated, people feel very strongly." —Hettie Judah (Riding the Dragon)
“People really love it when you make the same compromises that they do, because it justifies them.” —Katherine Oktober Matthews (The Wise Fool Podcast, 2022)
I've handmade a conceptual book, available only as a unique edition, that aims to express the physicality of materials. See more about The Forever Book.
My latest publication is a revised and restored edition of Kellom Tomlinson's 1735 treatise on dancing, comprised of reading and pictures.