TOO TIRED FOR SUNSHINE
In Too Tired for Sunshine, Tara Wray confronts depression by documenting the beauty, darkness, and absurdity of everyday life. Drawn from daily life and wanderings, the photos explore loneliness and isolation, as seen through a lens of absurdist dark humor. Too Tired for Sunshine puts a fine point on channeling pain into creative expression. We are both witnessing the process and experiencing the result. Tara Wray takes us on a visual and emotional journey with disarming humor that lets us lean in to the sadness. Published by Yoffy Press, 2018, with an introduction by Aimee Bender. Hardcover edition of 500. Sold out.
Too Tired for Sunshine
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PRESS
PHOTONEWS – Zeitung für Fotografie
NPR Picture Show: Channeling The Pain Of Depression Into Photography, And Finding You Are Not Alone
The Washington Post, Confronting depression with photos
HUFF POST: Powerful Photos Show What Life With Depression Is Really Like
VICE: Six Photographers Using the Camera as Therapy
Hatje Cantz Fotoblog: Too Tired for Sunshine
Monopol-Magazin: Too tired for self-stagings
Deutschlandfunk Kultur: Tara Wray in conversation with Shanli Anwar
Jetzt: Photography Can Help Cope with Depression
Royal Photographic Society Hundred Heroines
Humble Arts Foundation: 32 Photobooks that Dropped Our Jaws in 2018
Cheese: The Too Tired Project, or how to free speech on depression through the photo
Bust Magazine: This Photo Book Offers A Surrealist Window Into Mental Illness
Archive Collective Magazine feature
Valley News, Barnard Photographer Searches for Light
