Pouyatt Street, outside where Amy once lived, Kingston, Jamaica

Location

Country: UK
City: London
Place: Cabinet Office, 70 Whitehall

Andrew Jackson is an artist who engages with the challenges of representation and narration through the mediums of photography, film and writing. His interventions focus on migration, memory and notions of urbanism; they speak to how the experiences of others impact both upon our systems of belief and our notions of self, but also to our connections to the physical spaces around us and those who inhabit them. Jackson is a recipient of the Autograph ABP 2018/ Light Work International Photography Residency in Syracuse, New York. A graduate of the MA Documentary program with distinction at Newport in Wales, he co-founded and co-directed ‘Some Cities’, a community-oriented participatory photography company from 2013-2018. In 2018, he was nominated for the Elliott Erwitt Fellowship. Jackson lives and works in between Birmingham, UK and Montreal, Canada.

Places

Jamaica, Kingston (Jamaica)

Subjects

tree, human figure, mother, contemporary migration, Jamaican diaspora, road, street

Materials & Techniques

paper (as artists material), photograph (as object name), C-digital photograph

Artist

Andrew Jackson

Title

Pouyatt Street, outside where Amy once lived, Kingston, Jamaica

Series Title

From a Small Island

Edition

One of an edition of 5

Date

2017

Medium

Photograph, digital C-type print on paper

Dimensions

height: 64.5 cm, width: 79.8 cm, depth: 3.9 cm

Acquisition

Purchased from the artist, July 2019

Provenance

Purchased from the artist by UK Government Art Collection, 26 July 2019

GAC number

18820