Daniel Chatard - Niemandsland thames & hudson

Daniel Chatard - Niemandsland thames & hudsonThe Eriskay Connection 2025 In Niemandsland, Daniel Chatard (DE) investigates the impact of brown coal extraction in the German Rhineland, where energy giant RWE operates some of Europes largest open cast lignite mines, in particular Hambach and Garzweiler. Not only are these mines the biggest source of CO2 emissions on the continent, they have also dramatically altered the landscape, swallowing up fields, forests, and entire villages. The steadily

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1980) has used the city and urban development as an ostensible subject and engages deeply with the history of the photographic medium

run as a very inclusive collective

shows a different Leeds to Mitchell’s earlier publications

I work with film and use the camera to extract what's around me with a curiosity for softness and tactility

“Why am I not that woman

And working against that white wall

and Tom Gunning as well as conversations with the artist and Chanon Kenji Praepopatmongkol and with the artist

Out Of Place Books 2024

cinema studies and feminism

I guess this is the father

Other contributors include Stav B