A People's History of Pittsburgh: Volume One Perimeter Editions documenting the change which occurs

documenting the change which occurs within everyday contexts and giving rise to new perceptual processes and references

The Disappearance of Darkness is an elegiac reflection on the resilience of traditional art forms in the digital era and a vital commemoration of a century-old industry that seems to have disappeared overnight

by English author and illustrator John Burningham was first published in 1979

the book can be considered as an alle­gory of human thoughts as (possible) actions: what could happen becomes what does happen

The McCartney's pics of dogs in heels

A People's History of Pittsburgh: Volume One Perimeter Editions documenting the change which occursLaunched in April 2014, A Peoples History of Pittsburgh invited the local community to share their personal photographs and stories online and at scanning events throughout the city. A wide range of photographic processes were submitted from large format black and white portraits dating as far back as the 1880s to colour polaroids of the 1970s to camera phone photographs in the 2010s. From 2014 to 2015, the project grew into a digital archive of over