ARTIVISM in the Anthropocene

’Photography is freezing the moment. It gives us the chance to pause, to concentrate on a moment in a world where everything is moving, everything is getting faster and faster, where everything disappears so quickly’

In @guardian this week, 'Why We Photograph Animals', which will be on display at @CheltSciFest 4-9 June, is a new collection of photography aiming to help understand why people have photographed animals at different points in history https://t.co/qYmPaEGOqf pic.twitter.com/swBIr95c3J

— Four's Culture Team (@FourCultureNews) April 15, 2024

A new collection of #wildlife #photography aims to help understand why people have photographed animals at different points in history & what it means in the present. #HuwLewisJones explores the animal in photography through the work of +100 photographers https://t.co/goM1rpMz4f pic.twitter.com/Z1T9PoLz3e

— MIX (@mixdevil66) April 15, 2024

Exploring why we photograph animals – in pictures https://t.co/KaPBUxuXgd

— London Art News (@londonartnews) April 15, 2024

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