US EditionUnique creative project in Kingston explores the stories behind the objects we can’t let go
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Unique creative project in Kingston explores the stories behind the objects we can’t let go
The author’s broken hair clip, on display at Brunette in Kingston as part of a unique storytelling project. (Photos by Karlie Flood) For over 15 years, semiotician and author Josh Glenn and journalist Rob Walker have analyzed what objects mean — and how they mean what they mean — through a wide variety of online storytelling experiments. A few days ago, they debuted their first-ever object storytelling project that involves exhibitions in a sing…
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