Kitchen table photoshoot

In Self Portrait as My Mother Jean Gregory, Gillian Wearing wears a prim blouse with pointed collars, her hair coiffed short. The artist is forty years old, but she poses quite convincingly as her mother at twenty-three. Giraffe-necked and with an upright, almost rigid posture, her direct, unflinching gaze is unnerving. If not for the subtle lines along her eye creases and jawline, it would be nearly impossible to detect that she is wearing a mask.

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Welcome To The Kitchen McCabe, a blog based on wholesome recipes, beautiful food and photography. My name is Kayley. I am a culinary graduate with a passion for making and baking pretty things. I am a Freelance Recipe Developer, as well as a food photographer and writer. I live in a little town at the...Read More »

Carrie Mae Weems, 1990

LaToya Ruby Frazier, Laurie Simmons and more reflect on how the photographer helped them see things differently.

A gifted storyteller, Carrie Mae Weems creates arresting photographs that stage a cinematic narrative revealing a woman in a series of everyday scenarios, dramatically played out around a kitchen table. This woman is Weems herself, poignantly interpreting scenes from an invented love story. Weems takes as her subject the kitchen, the heart of a home, …