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Gallery HomeYou are here: Gallery Home Twilight Zone / Corporate Paternalism Binghamton, NY Camera Tag: Silverlake, Los Angeles. (2004) A small selection of images from a project I've been working on visually exploring the village of Knock located in the West of Ireland. Posted here are some pictures of our work and projects at RESHET: a Network of stations for Contemporary Art (RNSCA). These includes pictures from our work with the children of Ramle, Ofakim, Nazereth and Rahat - Israel - and with students from Bezalel Ac Summer 2003-2004 students from Central Connecticut State University collected images of roadside attractions from the "Route 66 Travel Studies Program." A bank of over 2000 images has been created showcasing rare examples of American culture. I am a graduate student at The New School in Media Studies, and intend to pursue a PhD upon completion of this program in order to explore intersections of postcolonial feminism and media theory, youth media and documentary, the way girls' exposure to and Assorted photos portraits Graffiti in Venice Exploring the Sexual with the Naked Eye Photographic projects Cathedral/chapel ceilings in England Some photos from a project on banal nationalism in Freiburg, Germany Esoteric Art. Paintings and digitally enhanced multimedia imagery exploring the subject of the Occult. Life is experience! Rural Realities Photos from the Harvesting Stories Gathering (Toronto: October, 2004) A visual enquiry into problems posed by sociological theory. More detail is available on the Scottish Photographers Web site: http://www.scottish-photographers.com/mattsillars.html Graffiti of Costa Rica in San San Jose. January 2005 OFWs in Taiwan - PhotoVoice Project Arab Americans in Detroit THE ISRAELI DIASPORA Steven J. Gold Israeli emigrants in the US and Europe Participatory video in Kyrgyzstan
Images from Belonging: Pakeha Women's Practices in Aotearoa New Zealand
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