When is a place returns to the softened focus that has long shaped Bill Jacobson’s exploration of memory and perception. Landscapes and figure studies appear at the edge of recognition, inviting viewers to consider how a place or a person remains in the mind. The publication brings photographs together with a poem by Wayne Koestenbaum and a critical text by Marvin Heiferman. Presented as three handbound volumes in a custom case, this limited edition gives Jacobson’s quiet, searching images an intimate physical form.
