Fruits de Mer published on Libération
My series Fruits de Mer has been published together with small quotations excerpted from an interview on the French national press, Libération.
New book Unique available for pre-sale
I’m happy to announce my new book, Unique: Making Photographs in the Age of Ubiquity, featuring work by nearly fifty contemporary photographers.
White Rabbit Fever Available from Bromide Books
White Rabbit Fever is a photobook by artist-researcher Maija Tami, for which I wrote some creative texts. The book is available now from Bromide Books.
Creativity as a Career Available for Print-on-Demand
Creativity as a Career: The Field Guide for Artists, a book I edited, is now available for print-on-demand at the American Book Center in Amsterdam.
Ruben Jacobs: Artists as Adventurers
“I saw, in all these different practices, some kind of artistic creature who uses science but also design and technology to re-investigate the relationship with the Earth.”
—Ruben Jacobs (Riding the Dragon)
—Ruben Jacobs (Riding the Dragon)
Publication of my essay on Maija Tammi’s work in Contact Sheet
This year's annual publication by Light Work, Contact Sheet, features the work of artist-in-residence Maija Tammi, together with my essay on her work. It covers a dead rabbit, living cancer cells, and immortal creatures.
No News Is Good News
“Do you want to go to World Press Photo and feel bad about everything?” TheWorld Press Photo exhibit, featuring the greatest hits of misery, is no exception to the rule that no news is good news.
(Riding the Dragon, 2018)
(Riding the Dragon, 2018)
I Love Animals on display at the Athens Photobook Exhibition
This year's Athens Photo Festival featured a photobook exhibition, and my book I Love Animals was selected for inclusion.
Useful: A resource for thriving in the new world of work
Introducing a new online resource, Useful. It's a collection of activity sheets to get you thinking about your purpose and value outside of traditional ideas of work. And best of all, it's free, so everyone has access, regardless of their financial situation.
Interview with Andrew Keen
"Maybe the ‘love’ metaphor is an interesting one; we shouldn’t fall in love with the future, it’s too dangerous. We need to keep a distance, have a mature relationship."
—Andrew Keen (John Adams Institute)
—Andrew Keen (John Adams Institute)