テート・ギャラリーさんのインスタグラム写真 - (テート・ギャラリーInstagram)「‘To refuse the supposed “entertainment” and choose life, no matter how placid and quiet on the surface, is clearly a deliberate act. It’s one I hope will not go unnoticed, as our attention is ever more splintered.’ - Paul Graham At the end of the 1980s British photographer Paul Graham started taking photographs that would later become a series called 'Television Portraits'. Though the photographs may appear to have been meticulously staged, they are anything but. The series began with a spontaneous photograph of the artist’s flatmate, and extended to include images of people watching television all over the world. He realised how beautiful they were and decided to carry on, but kept the spontaneous process. In lockdown 2021, Graham's Television Portraits take on a new meaning. Looking at them today, these intimate portraits of people at ease in their living rooms remind us to appreciate what’s in front of us, and the loved ones we share spaces with—babies, friends, partners and pets. 📢 Share your living room scene and tell us where you are by tagging @Tate in your Instagram story, and together we'll create a snapshot of January 2021 in television portraits. 📢 Click the link our bio to read more from @simoncgrant, editor of #TateEtc magazine. 📺 Television Portrait (Danny, Bristol) 1991 📺 Television Portrait (Jack, Bradford) 1989 📺 Television Portrait (Cathy, London) 1989 📺 Television Portrait (Yuko, Kyoto) 1992」1月16日 3時59分