To celebrate the launch of Stephen Shore’s experimental new memoir Modern Instances: The Craft of Photography, we are joined by Stephen Shore and George Miles to discuss, among other things, the making of this dazzling new book, how to master one’s craft, Shakespeare, baseball, and what it means to really pay attention.
Monday 21 March
18:00 GMT, London
(UK screening)
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Tuesday 22 March
18:00 CET, Paris
(Europe screening with French subtitles)
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Wednesday 23 March
18:00 JST, Tokyo
20:00 AEDT, Melbourne
14:30 IST, New Delhi
(Asia and Oceania screening with Japanese subtitles)
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Thursday 24 March
18:00 EDT, New York
15:00 PDT, Los Angeles
(USA screening)
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About Modern Instances: The Craft of Photography
Stephen Shore’s Modern Instances: The Craft of Photography is an experimental new memoir from one of the world’s most innovative and influential artists – an impressionistic scrapbook documenting the rich and surprising touchstones which have shaped over half a century of ground-breaking work. Bringing together essays, insights, artworks, and encounters, with references ranging from garden design to baseball and nineteenth-century novels to Instagram filters, this is an essential handbook for anyone interested in mastering their craft and learning about the distinct threads that come together to inform a creative voice. Modern Instances proposes a new way of thinking about the world around us, in which the smallest moment can become a source of boundless inspiration, if only we pay attention.
Find out more and order copies here.
