03/04/2026
Itinerary is an itinerant photographic project developed across different geographies and communities.
Conceived as a mobile studio, the project travels with an old painted backdrop a remnant of early studio photography creating a space deliberately out of time and place.
In this new chapter, Itinerary unfolds inside Westbeth, the historic artists’ residence in the West Village. The studio now moves through the building itself, from apartment to apartment, from studio to studio, meeting the artists who live and work here.
Each encounter becomes a portrait shaped by presence, attention, and shared time.
Tom Duncan is one of those encounters.
Born in 1939 in Shotts, Scotland a mining village between Glasgow and Edinburgh Duncan began sculpting at the age of four after receiving a clay set from his aunt. After emigrating to the Bronx in 1947, he later studied at the Art Students League and the National Academy of Design in New York, before working at the Port Authority building architectural models, including early iterations of the World Trade Center.
Today, his studio at Westbeth feels like an entire universe built from memory.
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