Somersault richardmosse and the politics of attention

and the politics of attention

from populous cities like Ariel to tiny outposts made up of a few caravans

coordinated with the help of Centro Romero

new interviews and analyzing Hare’s brilliant and moving photographs alongside the prolix and oftentimes bathetic prefaces he wrote for the three collections of his photographs

Somersault richardmosse and the politics of attention'We live our lives in widening circles, rarely appreciating their nature and how they bring us back. In a year, my daughter will be leaving home and is no stranger to a similar wanderlust I once knew. As a father, I always felt it was important to instill a profound sense of place, to identify with a certain place as home, even as these ideals have, over recent years, taken on relative meaning. I photograph close to home as memory loses structure, its