Christopher Ford, FTD Resurrection Spray, from Condolences series. 2010, archival inkjet print, 24 x 36”. (currently on view at the William Morris Hunt Memorial Library, Boston, MA.)
Flickr dérives
1. Type the following as an “exact phrase” into a Flickr advanced search:
edge of the world
2. Click “play slideshow”.
I'm in a show: →
There is a great show at the MFA’s William Morris Hunt Memorial Library, curated by my friend Jennifer Nichols. If you’re in the Boston area, it is worth checking out.
Artifex symposiums →
This is great symposium series, with the added bonus is that it is free.
Christopher Ford. Procession, Berlin, (no.3). 2010
Let them sing it for you widget →
I’m going to be posting more in depth posts on this tumblr. Until then though, here is the: “Let them sing it for you” widget. Click the title.
Call for candidates for guest lecturers in “4 Photographers”
I’ll be TAing a course next academic year, titled: “4 Photographers” at SMFA. Each semester we’ll invite four guests (photographers, critics, curators, etc) who will give a lecture and critique selected students work. I’m looking forward to working with Bonnie Donohue in the fall and Jonathan Calm in the spring.
We’ve already started to fill some of the guest slots (I’ll post the names once we have confirmation), but I’m still fielding recommendations. I subscribe to the broadest sense of the term photography. This includes, but is not limited to, all incarnations of analog, digital photography, film and video, alternative processes, and installation. The guests; should have reached some notoriety, ie: show or publish regularly. I’m also interested in featuring a critic or a curator familiar with contemporary issues within photography. What is important is how compelling the candidate’s work is and how well they can critique student work.
If you know of someone who meets this criteria, post a name and a link or write me a message: christopherford5@gmail.com
Christopher Ford; untitled (white), 2010; archival inkjet print.
