Thursday, July 28: Paul Graham #CMOAStoryBoard #cmoacollects . Dan Leers, curator of photography at Carnegie Museum of Art, interviews British photographer Paul Graham to discuss his piece, “Pittsburgh (man cutting grass).” . The work features nine photos that detail a man cutting an enormous field of grass with a tiny lawnmower outside a motel in Pittsburgh, the first stop Graham made on a cross-country roadtrip. . “This fracturing hints at an editorial process in which, rather than selecting a single image, Graham chooses numerous photographs to better capture a sense of movement and passage of time,” writes Leers. “It feels particularly relevant today with our habitual clicking and swiping through digital imagery.” . Read the full essay: blog.cmoa.org/2016/07/paul-graham-moments-of-cognition-in-the-everyday-world . Image: Paul Graham, Detail of “Pittsburgh (man cutting grass),” 2004. Carnegie Museum of Art, Gruber Family Fund, © 2016 Paul Graham.