Where Is That Light Now?

Small, illustrated artist's book about photography and memoir. Includes two essays and one short story. The essays are also an experiment in creative and memoir writing as a way to write theories of part and photography.

Where Is That Light Now? collects three short, illustrated pieces from the archive of artist, writer and lecturer Paul O’Kane. Photography as art is explored here through a personal mode of literary memoir. The pieces are distinct, drawn from different stages of a career but cultivate a subtle intra-textuality. A search for a consistent perspective on a life as an artist occasionally encounters Asian thought. The writing comes to question established contexts for art and proposes an alternative - art as a personal vocation or ‘way’.

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