Tonight The Streets Are Ours continuously stimulating polyphonic and intertextual

continuously stimulating polyphonic and intertextual conversations

a central figure both in Graham’s photography and the history of the medium

Two saddle-stitched booklets

They have survived only as inverted images

the venue gradually got hot and bothered

Tonight The Streets Are Ours continuously stimulating polyphonic and intertextualLittle India wakes when Singapore sleeps. I first escaped to her nightly embrace in 2010. Like a restless moth, I was drawn to the dim lights of her dark streets and alleys. I soon found there were others like me. Immigrants and Singaporeans alike. Some sought sanctuary, others euphoria. This book is discovery of sorts. And a diary of photographs taken with my mobile phone from 20102012. Lets go out again tonight; for tonight, the streets are ours.