Tag: photography
Suicide Machine
It’s just over a decade since I first met the photographer Dan Wood. I was gathering footage for a student film about creativity in our hometown, Brid …
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A Fold in the River by Philip Gross & Valerie Coffin Price
It is unusual for me to pick up a collection of poems and find myself halfway through experiencing the same reluctance to put it down as I would with …
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Seahenge: A Journey
Seahenge: A Journey by Kevin Crossley-Holland and Andrew Rafferty (Kailpot Press, 2019) is a collaborative arrangement of poems and photographs set in …
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The Last Hundred
The Last Hundred, by Aaron Kent and William Arnold (Guillemot Press, 2019) is a collaboration between poet and photographer that creates a very real s …
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Just a Woman with Nothing on her Skin
What are the politics of a photograph? Legally, it belongs to the photographer, but how does this dynamic play out when so often women have been the e …
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Hinterland at the National Library of Wales
On 21 October I attended a bilingual discussion with Ed Thomas, co-creator of the television drama Hinterland (Y Gwyll in Welsh), along with writer Cy …
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Guests of Time: Poetry from the Oxford University Museum of Natural History
The Oxford University Museum of Natural History is known as one of the finest examples of Pre-Raphaelite art. Built in 1855 to provide the university’ …
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