‘Edmund Clark: The Day the Music Died’ Mounted at ICP Museum
““Edmund Clark: The Day the Music Died†takes visitors through eight series the photographer has produced over the last decade around the themes of the global war on terror. “It’s a reflection really on how terror has affected all of us,†he adds. “The potential threat of terror, how those measures impacted on us in terms of how it affects our culture, how it affects our standards, norms and ethics of legality, and how it sort of seeps into our everyday lives,†he continues. “That’s what terror does — to makes us live with the potential of that threat, and how that moderates our behaviors and moderates the societies we live in.—