This exhibition remembers the late photographer David Goldblatt in what would be his 95th year. Grounded in his reflection on photography as a means of honouring what is overlooked and unseen, the exhibition considers how photographers can make visible both what is hidden and highlight what exists in plain sight. The unifying idea behind the selection of photographic essays is home as an all-encompassing notion that includes the structures, places, cultures and relationships that we live…