THE BOOK OF HOURS / Frida EscobedoFrida Escobedothe books of hours 1 24 2018SERPENTINE PAVILION2022The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Met Perhaps as ubiquitous as smartphones today, the books of hours were a private necessity in Europe during the Middle Ages. These manuscripts contained collections of texts that were meaningful to each owner, as well as an organized method of structuring the day around prayer by marking the passing of the canonical hours. Although highly personalized,

Is this collection an evidential record of a world—or rather a photographic practice—documented before it disappears

At my grandmother’s house

Coming after Guillaume Chuard and Renato Zülli (2011)

Yan Morvan

Contributes include Herman Miller archivist - Amy Auscherman

fantasy and reality

as well as colour photographs taken in the late 1980s

Newsprint Edition

Size: 170 x 240 mm

Brian O’Doherty and Adam Thirlwell

By Paul Mpagi Sepuya

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