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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Fracking – the night sky
I was up in frack land again having a look at the night sky. It’s only at night that the full impact of drilling activities can be seen. As the sky darkens, the industrial lights, rigs, and flares appear on … Continue reading
Remember the Iraq War – Part 3 – The Refugees
Somewhere between victory and defeat is dislocation. The Iraq War, like most wars, creates refugees, which is a simple way of saying that millions of people were forced to flee for their lives. They are scattered around the globe, most … Continue reading
Remember the Iraq War – Part 2 Purple Hearts
In October 2003, I met Sgt. Jeremy Feldbusch. He was an Army Ranger, 24 years old at the time. Three weeks into the war he was wounded in an artillery attack near the Haditha Dam. Metal sliced through his head … Continue reading
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Remember the Iraq War – Part 1
Ever year since the U.S. invaded Iraq in March 2003, I have been making photographs, videos, exhibitions and books about the impact of the war as seen in the U.S. For those who want to revisit this history, I invite … Continue reading
Artist Lecture December 14 at School of Visual Arts
I’ll be showing work and answering questions at the School of Visual Arts tonight, December 14, at 7pm. SVA 136 West 21 Street room 418 F New York City It’s a small space, and very informal. Everyone is welcome.
