Sarah Pollman is an artist, writer, curator and aggregator of contemporary photography. She lives and works in Boston, MA, where she is a current MFA candidate at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Tufts University, focusing on photographic history and theory. Sarah is the founder and curator of 3200K, a printed fine-art quarterly dedicated to emerging photographers working in analog media, as well as a contributing writer to Ain’t Bad Magazine. Recent exhibitions include Sarah Pollman: Photography at the New Art Center in Newton, Off the Wall and the New England Photography Biennial at the Danforth Museum of Art and A Taste of Boston at Boston University.
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In the series, Topographic Errors, I photograph cinematic moments where figure and ground interact. Each image functions as a film still, alluding to a larger narrative ultimately unresolved in the following frames. These unfinished stories question photography’s ability to document: are these real? are they staged? and what about the unfocused space that obscures our view? These places and these stories could be anywhere and with anyone.
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