Digital Imaging and Photography

Friday, 25 February 2011

Doug Hall Thoughts of the Neighborhood Watch 1995

“To Scrutinize the City at close range is to see it as fragments”

Neighborhood Watch 1995, grid consisting of ten prints (1 chromogenic print, 9 digital iris prints) total dimension: 16.3 x 175 cm.

John Hudson: John is a lecturer in Media at Lincoln University and an artist. He began his real love for education at West Park College, Smethwick 1988-90, before going on to do his National Diploma in Art and Design at Stourbridge College in 1990. He went to Humberside Polytechnic and graduated in 94 after it had changed to Humberside University. From 1994-99 exhibited his work in a number of group shows. He also worked with a number of art groups and organisations before in 2000 becoming a university lecturer (thank you Jenny Wolmark!). John worked in art and design for about eight years before moving into the School of Media. He makes digital images. This particular blog is a response to work started during the MA in Digital Imaging and Photography at the School of Media, Lincoln University 2009-11. This blog deals with a wide range of topics to do with visual culture: photography, art, theory, technologies and media practice.

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