Born in Rochester, NY in 1935, Carl Chiarenza was educated at the Rochester Institute of Technology, Boston University, and Harvard. He spent 30 years in Boston, where he became chairman of Boston University’s art history department and established himself as a prominent art historian and photographer.
Sue Hubbard is a regular contributor to The Independent and The New Statesman where she writes on contemporary art. She has contributed to a wide range of publications including The Independent on Sunday, Art Review, Contemporary, Tate, Third Text and The RA Magazine. She has also written catalogue essays on many leading artists. As a […]
Untitled (Mississippi Landscape), 1998. (fig. 1) By Alison R. Hafera, An Excerpt from “Taken in Water: The Photograph as Memorial Image in Sally Mann’s Deep South” (2007) ‘What have they done?’ cries the child / ‘Why have they beaten me, tortured me, / wound me in wire from the cotton gin that tore our years […]