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Oslo Arkiv Japan a project inspired by Jules

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a project inspired by Jules Janssen’s journey to Japan in 1874 attempting to photograph the transit of Venus

Using the camera as an audience and a mirror

"'What She Said takes its title from a song by The Smiths: “What she said was sad / But then

calamity and the absurdity of war are recorded extensively within The Archive of Modern Conflict

Oslo Arkiv Japan a project inspired by JulesLimited edition of 750 signed and numbered copies On 22 July 2011, a right wing extremist detonated a car bomb in Oslos Government Quarter, killing eight people. Disguised in a police uniform, he then travelled to the island of Utya, taking the lives of sixty nine young participants at a summer camp in a mass shooting. From that day and in the decade that followed, Ole John Aandal photographed the view from his balcony overlooking the Government

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