Showing posts with label Charlotte Jansen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charlotte Jansen. Show all posts

Thursday, November 27, 2025

‘My mother had dementia but beautiful things unfolded’: Cheryle St Onge’s best photograph

 


MY BEST SHOT

‘My mother had dementia but beautiful things unfolded’: Cheryle St Onge’s best photograph

‘She wasn’t very fond of Skipper, our jack russell, who loved the hose. But they were dancing together – two beings in the afternoon sunlight, having their own conversation’


Interview  by Charlotte Jansen

25 November 2025


Iam an only child. My father was killed in a car accident when I was 14 and my mother was 47. We were really tightly bonded after that. She worked at a university and was an artist: she painted and carved birds. She was a wonderful person, who lit up a room and was someone everyone wanted to be around. She was very giving.

Tuesday, September 30, 2025

Lee Miller review – a dazzling, daring career from war photographer to surrealist pioneer via Hitler’s bathtub

 


Review

Lee Miller review – a dazzling, daring career from war photographer to surrealist pioneer via Hitler’s bathtub 

Tate Britain, London
An overdue showcase of Miller’s remarkable work follows its many frenzied twists – from her unrecognised work with Man Ray to unseen gems of the Egyptian desert and unflinching glimpses of Dachau

Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Teenage clicks / How child photographer Stephen Shore turned everyday New York moments into magic

 




Teenage clicks: how child photographer Stephen Shore turned everyday New York moments into magic

Before he found fame at 17 photographing Andy Warhol’s Factory, Shore roamed the city with his camera. He talks about the joy of those early 60s pictures – and why they never made him 


Charlotte  Jansen
Mon 1 Sep 2025 05.00