Cate Bell
Cate BellI'm Cate Bell, curator and co-founder of Found Image Press. I write about vintage ephemera, the meanings behind the images, and the rhythms of running a small creative business. Come for the charming oddities, stay for the stories they tell.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 11 | Subscribers | Read | catefromfoundimage.substack.com |
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Earth Day is really about attention
Earth Day isn’t slogans or the guilt you feel about putting something in the waste basket instead of the recycle bin. It’s about paying closer attention to the world around us. For me, it’s noticing how tall the trees are now or recognizing...
Museum Store Aftershocks
Museum stores are one of the few retail environments in which I become both more discerning and more vulnerable. I go in thinking I’ll just have a look, and five minutes later I’ve connected to a packet of letterpress bookmarks, a tea towel...
Old landscapes, enduring feelings.
One of the quiet pleasures of looking through vintage landscape images is recognizing our emotional response to them. A mountain hushes us. A shoreline steadies us. A winding road suggests a possibility. Decades (even centuries) later, the ...
Warm evenings and open windows
The lavender-purple tree in this vintage postcard is a jacaranda, a showstopper wherever it grows. Native to South America, particularly Brazil and Argentina, jacarandas were introduced to the United States in the late 19th and early 20th c...
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I'm Cate Bell, curator and co-founder of Found Image Press. I write about vintage ephemera, the meanings behind the images, and the rhythms of running a small creative business. Come for the charming oddities, stay for the stories they tell.
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