The Image Speaks
David Forrest (English), Amy Ryall
(Faculty of Arts and Humanities)
What
is this about?
This display is a self-contained
exhibition of photographs of research produced by The Image Speaks project. The
Image Speaks paired 10 PhD students with a professional photographer who worked
together over a number of weeks to create photographs which showed some aspect
or idea relating to their research. Students wrote labels to accompany their
photograph and the finished exhibition was displayed on vinyl on the windows in
Jessop West Foyer. This version of the project exhibition was produced as a
more permanent record of work, which, by its nature, did not survive removal
from its original site.
How
will colleagues benefit?
As we are also running a session about
The Image Speaks, the benefits of the exhibition are two-fold. Firstly, it will
enable colleagues who attend the session about the project to see all of the
photographs that were produced for the exhibition, thus enhancing their
understanding of the project. In addition, it will enable colleagues who do not
attend the session to see the work that has been done as part of this project
and to gain some understanding of the project through the work that was
produced.
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