NEW OLD IMAGES (now)
Forgotten photographs, reconsidered
A curated collection of text and image
Will Daughters
Finding Betty
Kayla Suzanne Holdgreve
136 E. Kibby
Paxton Hood
Fire
Ken Morgan
Free Headstand
Ron Lambert
Saturn
Elizabeth Lantz
Grandma
Betsy Van Die
The Times Square of My Mind
Emi Olin
Oranges
Max Schneck
Sample Age
Maddie Jones
Self Reflection
Sayuri Ayers
Departure
Abe Zubarev
Pathos and Putting Food on the Table
Of forgotten images. Of questions. Of discussion.
How much of the meaning and power of photographic images can we locate inside the border of the photograph? What do your old pictures mean now? Is the meaning still what it once was? Have our images changed us? What new latent meanings grow from the changing environment of our time?
Project Iterations
New Old Images lives and generates in a variety of forms. As this website, on social media, as real life exhibitions, and as discussion and workshop events. Find out more.
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Is your photograph a poem, a short essay, a memoir, a word game, or a personal narrative? This project provides space to slow down image consumption, to digest, ruminate, and absorb what our personal photographs, one at a time, mean now.
This project will live as in a variety of iterations, as a website, a print exhibition, an e-zine, and as extended forms of research such as video conversations, workshops, reading events, etc.
Email Us here: contact Daniel King at newoldimages@gmail.com with your image and text.