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CONTENTS:
Issue 102 — Autumn 2020

THE UNSAYABLE
beyond words

Content from Issue 102 Currently Available Online:

• Editorial . . . [ Full Article ▸]                           

• Unusual Gestures
  Portfolio by Lorraine Tuck . . . [ Full Article ▸]
  (15 Images)

• Unusual Gestures
  Feature by Gavin Murphy . . . [ Full Article ▸]
  (1 Images)

• An Unkindness of Ravens
  Portfolio by Claire Maxfield . . . [ Full Article ▸]
  (9 Images)

• An Unkindness of Ravens
  Feature by Jennifer Good . . . [ Full Article ▸]
  (1 Images)

Content Listing:

• EDITORIAL
  

• NEWS:
  Martin Parr Resignation / Reframed Network
  

• FASHION: LOCKDOWN FASHION
  Column by Joseph McBrinn
  

• TALKING PICTURES
  When communication is difficult, photographs can provide the key to powerful conversations. A set of picture cards developed for use in care homes are designed to help give expression to subjects that would otherwise be hard to talk about.
  Feature by Caroline Green, Belinda Dewar and Tamsin MacBride — Photographs by Rachel Glass
  

• TRANSLATING THE UNSAYABLE
  Sophie Besse is a theatre director and Jose Farinha a photographer. Together they produced a workshop for translators to help them find a visual expression for the experience of being a conduit for other people’s difficult conversation.
  Interview by Richard West
  

• FLOTSAM: THE SECONDARY MARKET IN PHOTOGRAPHY
  Swann’s New York, Sale 2544, Lot 65, $1,170
  Column by Orla Fitzpatrick
  

• WHAT TYPE OF PHOTOGRAPHER ARE YOU?
  Victoria Gibbs, Hotel Photographer
  As told to Richard West
  

• Unusual Gestures
  New work by Lorraine Tuck
  Text by Gavin Murphy
  

• An Unkindness of Ravens
  NEW WORK BY CLAIRE MAXFIELD
  Text by Jennifer Good
  

• RETROSPECTIVE: CLARE STRAND
  Clare Strand is an artist based in Brighton. A monograph about her work was published by Steidl in 2009 and this year she has been nominated for the Deutsche Börse Prize.
  Interview by Lucy Soutter
  

• New work by Oana Stanciu
  Text by Nora Labo
  

• In Transit
  Curated by Peggy Sue Amison
  6 March – 20 September Crawford Art Gallery, Cork.
  Exhibition Review by Nora Labo
  

• Against the Light
  Jan Svoboda
  21 February – 20 September, The Photographers’ Gallery.
  Exhibition Review by Paula Gortázar
  

• Love’s Fire Song
  ENDA BOWE
  8 August – 18 October, Gallery of Photography Ireland.
  Exhibition Review by Colin Graham
  

• Balthasar Burkhard
  Steidl / 978-3-95829-342-7 / €48
  Book Review by Jonathan Long
  

• Belgian Colonial Monuments
  Jan Kempenaers
  Roma / 978-9492-8115-09 / €24
  Leopold’s Legacy
  Oliver Leu
  The Eriskay Connection / 978-94-92051-51-6 / €25
  Book Review by Gabriella Nugent
  

• The Instant and Its Shadow
  Jean-Christophe Bailly
  Fordham University Press / 978-08232874-44 / $25
  Photography and Its Shadow
  Hagi Kenaan
  Stanford University Press / 978-15036113-75 / $24
  Book Review by Edward Welch
  

• Chroma
  John Divola
  Skinnerboox / 978-88-94895-33-9 / €35
  Book Review by Daniel Jewesbury
  

• How I Make Photographs
  Joel Meyerowitz
  Laurence King / 978-1-78627-580-6 / £14.99
  China Dream
  Teresa Eng
  Skinnerboox / 978-88-94895-28-5 / €45
  Book Review by Catherine Grant
  

• Suburban Herbarium
  William Arnold
  Uniform Books / 978-1-910010-23-5 / £14
  Co-illusion: Dispatches from the End of Communication
  David Levi Strauss, Susan Meiselas & Peter van Agtmael
  MIT Press / 978-0262-0435-40 / £32
  Book Review by Nancy Roth
  

• SELF-PUBLISHED BOOKS:
  The Second Shift
  Clare Gallagher
  Five Stories of Loss
  Simon Bray
  1528
  Rohit Saha
  La Identitad
  Uxio la Vila
  The Kindness of One
  Margaret Lansink
  A les 8 al Bar Eusebi
  Salvi Danés
  Reviewed by Colin Pantall
  

• Snapshot Stories: Visuality, Photography, and the Social History of Ireland
  Erika Hanna
  Oxford University Press / 978-01988-230-32 / £60
  Book Review by Justin Carville
  

• THE VIEW FROM ELSEWHERE:
  Andy Wiener, Psychiatrist