Further reading
'Invitation to Observe' resources
Pauline Hadaway - Curator
To see something in the form of an image is an invitation to observe, to learn, to attend to. Photographs can't do the moral or intellectual work for us. But they can start us on the way.
Excerpt from a Susan Sontag essay from 'War and Photography' in Nicholas Owen (ed). 'Human Rights, Human Wrongs' (Oxford: OUP, 2003, page 273).
Eugenie Dolberg - Filmmaker
Open Shutters Iraq (pdf)
Colin Graham - Photographer
‘Every Passer‐by a Culprit?’ - Archive Fever, Photography and the Peace in Belfast, from 'Thirty years of NI Photography'.
Helen Zout - Photographer
- Video interivew (in Spanish)
- 'An account of Argentine death' (in English)
- 'Desapariciones: Shooting Death' (in Spanish and English)
Edwin Cubillos Rodríguez - Photographer
Photographic series, 'Labrando Memorias', commissioned by Centro de Memoria Historica, Colombia.
Documentary
Watch the video on YouTube
Chad Alexander - Photographer
Recommended reading
• Psychogeography - Tate website
• 'Teenage suicides bring new fear to Ardoyne' - The Guardian
• 'Heartbreaking toll of 297 suicides in one year in Northern Ireland' - Belfast Telegraph
• 'Northern Ireland has highest rate of suicide in the UK but mental health funding is 25% less' - Belfast Telegraph
• 'Why has Northern Ireland got the highest suicide rate in the UK?' - BBC Newsbeat
Chad Alexander's work
• Source Magazine
• British Journal of Photography
'Hands of History 20+'
Artist, Raymond Watson
History of integrated education in Northern Ireland
Discussion document by Colm Cavanagh, co-author of the 2016 'Independent Review of Integrated Education' for the NI Minister for Education.