Spontaneous Shrines

"We who build shrines and construct public altars or parade with photographs of the deceased will not allow you to write off victims as regrettable statistics…They are, I believe, the voice of the people." –Jack Santino

More Info & Contact

Questions, comments, and feedback are always appreciated!  Please feel free to leave a comment on the blog or email me if you’d like a personal response.  If you’d like to see more photos of spontaneous shrines (including ones not discussed on the blog), check out my Flickr photostream.

Email: SpontaneousShrinesBlog@gmail.com

Facebook: Spontaneous Shrines

Twitter: @ShrinesBlog

Flickr: Spontaneous Shrines’ Photostream

————-

If you see/pass/live near a shrine you’d like me to write about on this blog, please contact me with directions on how to get there.  If you’ve built a shrine and you’d like to share its story on the blog, please contact me.  If you blog about/photograph/catalogue shrines and would like your work to be featured in a post, please let me know.

2 thoughts on “More Info & Contact”

  1. Melissa Hackel on said:

    Cool blog! I miss you shades!

    Reply ↓

Leave a reply to Shady Grove Cancel reply

RAD RELIGION

Charting the borderlands between religion and pop culture

Cemeteries and Cemetery Symbols

Exploring the meaning of cemetery symbols and other graveyard mysteries. For genealogy sleuths, taphophiles and goth kids.

Miss Tanya Jean

Just a girl and her superlative words.

The Object Ethnography Project

Creative Experiments in Critical Practice: Art, Anthropology, and Economy

Take Back the Strand

Ask Us.

The Tao is Up

PAMYUA

blog

The Mouth of The Kenai

The Mouth of The Kenai

Looking at the West

A personal blog of photography and commentary by Andrew McAllister.

Religion, Secularism, & Civil Societies

in the Netherlands, Germany, and the United States

The Lonely Walkers Blog

Challenging the idea of distance

Psychobabble

I eat cheese, I run from zombies, and I do therapy

quantumnight

Just another WordPress.com site

Death Be Not Proud

American deathways exlored

Next Gen Memorials

Ideas for planning a funeral, memorial or celebration of life

War Memorials Archive Blog

Features and news about war memorials in the UK

Spontaneous Shrines

"We who build shrines and construct public altars or parade with photographs of the deceased will not allow you to write off victims as regrettable statistics...They are, I believe, the voice of the people." --Jack Santino

KitschEncounters...

...of the one of a kind

Religion, Secularism, & Civil Societies

in the Netherlands, Germany, and the United States