Title: Nowhere’s Home

Photographer/s: Jordan Sullivan

Date of publication: 2011

Edition size: On Demand

Type of binding: Soft cover, perfect bound

Number of pages: 80

Number of pictures: 90

Type of printing: Digital

Printer: Blurb

Language: English

Category: Artist Book

Price: $35.00

Summary: There was this old townie who used to roam around State Street back when I was living in Ann Arbor, MI. He was always talking to himself and looking for someone to listen, maybe give him some cash or cigarettes. This one night, real late, in the dead of winter, he stopped me. He said, If you walk around too much you’ll forget who you are. He had tears in his eyes as he said this. Before that night and after I’ve spent a good deal of time moving around, chasing something from one city to the next. I don’t know if this lifestyle is born out of necessity, a survival instinct, or if there’s something in the blood that keeps a person on the run. But after a while the foreign places start to feel familiar – the road and the spaces in between towns begin to feel like home. The more time I spend roaming around the more I know that townie was right. You can lose yourself on the road. You can forget where you’re going, what you love, and whatever it is you’ve been looking for your whole life. The photographs in this collection are sort of about that. These are the places I passed through while I was forgetting.

{photographs were shot in Spain, France, Netherlands, England, New York, Maine, California, New Mexico, West Virginia, Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Alabama, and Georgia 2005-2010}

Website: www.jordan-sullivan.com

Book link: www.jordan-sullivan.com/books.html

Donated by: Jordan Sullivan

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