Book Report #4

Books discussed: ‘The Women’s Mobile Museum,’ ‘Somewhere Along the Line,’ and ‘Dhaka.’

Tessa Berring

I’m tired of threading objects onto thin flexible wire. Metaphors bore me and I know I’ve changed the subject.

Originally trained as a painter, England seeks to reassert photography’s physicality.

Influenced by the pleasures and terrors of home life in the American Southwest, I make collaborative photographs with my mother.

American Interiors depicts the psychological repercussions of war and military service through images of the interiors of cars owned by veterans.

Charlton shifts our perspective to examine ideas around the private spaces of domesticity as it relates to the history of race, power, and gender.

“Under this mask, another mask; I will never finish removing all these faces.”