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© CL ( tumblr | instagram | patreon) Message from Street explore words, graffiti, signage, found images and other traces from the neighbourhood of Yau Ma Tei and Jordan, it draws on the Situationist notion of dérive and focuses on the visceral ambiance and emotional disorientation of urban existence.
© CL ( tumblr | instagram | patreon) Message from Street explore words, graffiti, signage, found images and other traces from the neighbourhood of Yau Ma Tei and Jordan, it draws on the Situationist notion of dérive and focuses on the visceral ambiance and emotional disorientation of urban existence. presently showing at Tomorrow Maybe (Eaton HK), as part of the multi-media exhibition Give Way to the Voices Afterward. see details here
In her series of statements, Ariella Azoulay will depart from the common theories and histories that present photography as a sui generis practice and locate its moment of emergence in the mid-nineteenth century in relation to technological development and male inventors. Instead, she proposes to locate the origins of photography in the “New World,” in the early phases of European colonial enterprise, and study photographs alongside early accounts of imperial expeditions. The posts have their origin in Ariella Azoulay’s forthcoming book Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism (New York: Verso, 2019).
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