UTTER NONSENSE

When I was growing up in the village I never heard much talk about this ancient manuscript. It was kept on a shelf in the priest's room...

Christmas cards have arrived and now my inability to make a decision for my own card has been compounded by Winter Solstice closing in....

Christmas cards are always a dilemma for me. Instinctively I'm drawn to the Renaissance imagery of the Madonna and Child, Bartolomeo...

Had an amazing Private View on Saturday for The Great Yarmouth Project. Fantastic feedback and just really good to see everyone! Also...

Utter Journal sets out from a small beginning in Great yarmouth, a town made famous in photographic circles through the work of the...

... and running until Saturday 8th December. Bruer and I hung the last pictures late last night. As always when putting up a show it's as...

I was working all day Sunday but went up to our church very early in the morning to place under the west arch a 'memorial' to the men...

I can hardly say this is a guided tour and anyhow there's not a huge amount to tour, but with UtterBooks now in its six month at Hendee...

The final edit is finalised! 132 pages of photographs, paintings and text taken from The Great Yarmouth Project and combined with Peter...

Last Friday I launched an exhibition of prints from the King Street Portraits at the 'originalprojects' space in Great Yarmouth. Bruer...

The worse thing about applying for a new passport is the photograph. That dispassionate, soulless face that stares back at you in the...

I've spent a couple of weeks, with my son Oscar as 'pilot' and cameraman, bringing together a suite of images looking down on the town...

Meeting with Bruer Tidman today and going through edit on The Great Yarmouth Project as tomorrow meeting with Mark to discuss the design....

Two hundred and fifty years ago, on an abandoned patch of land near London’s Waterloo, showman, entrepreneur and equestrian rider Philip...

The Out There Festival this weekend in Great Yarmouth was sensational. Huge creit and thank you to all the performers, organisers and...

"Colour is a deception. Colour is always fooling us", so proclaimed Josef Albers, going on to radically trawl the perceptual and...

I spent a spellbinding afternoon photographing the Hippodrome Circus in Great Yarmouth. Afterwards Ben Jay [his family run the circus]...

The photographs in this series have frozen the moment of time in a haunting reverie of abject abandonment and interiority. These...

There was a feral nature to the days of Summer. The children came and went as the days came and went, always the unexpected against the...

Emerson bought his first camera in 1882, at the age of 26, and took his last photograph in 1895. In that period he published eight albums...

It was this mystical sense of being which struck me. Right there in the cabinet of curiosities, all this sea washed up in a glass...

Heartfield, Heinecken, Baldessari, three artists who have appropriated photography, who are not themselves photographers, who have kept...

An exhibition is all about what you leave out and yesterday, as Bridget and myself took down the Rescription show, I went through the...

Two exhibitions in one month and I'm behind in keeping infront. Cornucopia's 57th Issue is now out and carries an article of a ride I...