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Photograph

Mike Goldwater Collection

February to March 1976; Claire Schwob's exhibition "Women, Who Are We?" Photo by Mike Goldwater
childcare, children, image, poverty, relationships
childcare, children, image, poverty, relationships, working roles
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Photograph

Mike Goldwater Collection

February to March 1976; Claire Schwob's exhibition "Women, Who Are We?" Photo by Mike Goldwater
childcare, children, image, poverty, relationships
childcare, children, image, poverty, relationships, working roles
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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 10

Issue 10: John Berger Jean Mohr Bill Jay Letter. Danny Lyon Interviewed. D.I.Y. Exhibitions
'a seventh man', 'on photography', 'the family of man', 1973 coup, allende
'a seventh man', 'on photography', 'the family of man', 1973 coup, allende, alternative technology, attica rebellion, bikers, bill jay, black british, capitalism, captions, civil rights movement, class stereotypes, colonialism, copper industry, decline of photography, developing world, development of photography, documentary, economics of photography vs. film, editing, english psyche, exhibition captions, from photography to film, international labour office, lung disease, magnum, maternity, migrant workers, mining communities, oral history, photo-book, photography and memory, photography criticism, photomontage, pin-ups, play environments, political prisoners, pornography, post-colonialism, private vs. public photography, propaganda, publishing, racial discrimination, steel works, third world, touring exhibitions, trade unions, un, universality, us prisons, women workers, working children, workplace deaths, world health organisation
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Film

Often During the Day - Joanna Davis

An early Four Corners feminist film exploring the domestic sphere. The film uses detailed close-u...
cleaning, housework, women's roles
cleaning, housework, women's roles
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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 12

Issue 12: Portraits
'public' vs. 'private' photography, 19th century photography, album photography, amateur, archetypes
'public' vs. 'private' photography, 19th century photography, album photography, amateur, archetypes, art photography, cabinet photo, calotypes, carte-de-visite, celebrity, commodification of sex, commodity, daguerrotype, david bowie, democratisation of photography, documentary, dolls, drug culture, early commercial photography, early studio portrait photography, environmental portraits, experiences of sitters, fame, families, family albums, fashion photography, glamour, holiday photos, hollywood, homelessness, housing, individuality, Memory, mothers, national campaign for the homeless, objectification, paparazzi, photo-portrait, pictorialism, pin-up, pop art, pornography, portrait, portrait photography, portrait photography vs paintings, portraits of musicians, portraiture, poverty, prostitutes, prostitution, publicity, punk, record industry, rembrandt, second sight, self-portrait, shelter, snapshots, star system, stereograph, storyville portraits, studio portrait photography, subculture, the nude, weegee, women photographers
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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 17

Issue 17: The fashion Spread, Blair Peach-No Cover Up, Matchgirls' Strike-Labour History Musuem, ...
1880, activism, advertising, anti-racism, blair peach
1880, activism, advertising, anti-racism, blair peach, bryant & may, capitalism, cliches, commercial photography, community, conservative, copyright, court, deborah turbeville, demonstation, demonstration, depression, do it yourself, economic policy, environment, fashion, fashion industry, female gaze, friends of blair peach committee, guy bourdin, helmut newton, inquest, intellectual property, intervention, labour history, law, male gaze, match-girls, matchbox, mechanical reproduction, media representation, national museum of labour history, nuclear, nuclear power station, nuclear waste, peter kennard, photography/politics, pinhole, police, police brutality, political statement, postcards, printer, privacy, property, protest, racial tension, radioactive waste, representations of women, rights, social reform, stereotypes, strike, teds, union, unionisation, vogue, walkerprint, who killed blair peach? police racism, windscale, windscale inquiry
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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 20

Issue 20: Zimbabwe - Managing History, Immigrant Women, Cover Women, Political Photomontage: Hear...
advertising, art and commerce, british photography, camerawork, chimurenga
advertising, art and commerce, british photography, camerawork, chimurenga, colonialism, community, cosmopolitan, economy, editorial, exhibition reviews, exploitation, feminism, gender stereotypes, german, hegemony, immigrant, left, magazine, magazine covers, mashona, national conference of socialist photography, new photography, north paddington community darkroom, photobooks, photomontage, politics of representation, portrait, portraiture, representation, representation of women, rhodes, rhodesia, socialism, spare rib, staeckbrief, stalinist, turkish, women, women and home, women's own, zimbabawe
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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 21

Issue 21: Representing the Disabled, Gaining Momentum - Eight Women Photograph Women, Photography...
access, accessibility, action, art, arts council of great britain
access, accessibility, action, art, arts council of great britain, bethnal green hospital, birth, bootle arts and action, care, community, copyright, copyright act, cuts, disability, disabled, east london health project, family, female, feminist, festival, funding, gaining momentum, greater london arts association, handicapped, health, home, infringement, intervention, license, magubane’s south africa, merseyside arts association, motherhood, mothers, national conference of socialist photography, outsiders, photojournalism, photomontage, plagiarism, political practice, politics, representation, rights, social documentary, soweto, stereotypes, text and image, trade council, trade union, well-being, wheelchair, wives, women’s movement
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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 22

Issue 22: Women and Documentary Photography in Northern Ireland
airport, airport opposition league, archives, arrest, arts and action project
airport, airport opposition league, archives, arrest, arts and action project, arts council, black organisation, british army, censorship, children, civil rights, civil war, conflict, confrontation, control, danish women’s photographic archive, demonstration, deptford, displacement, documentary photography, el salvador, eyeopeners, farmers, fire, government, history, image, language, learning, liberation, media, murder, narita, northern ireland, occupation, opposition, photography working party, photojournalism, pinhole, police, policing photography, power, power and photography, press, press freedom, protest, racism, representation, repression, resistance, sanrizuka airport, sato, schools, state control, struggle, teachers, teaching, teenagers, text, trade union, using photography, war, women, women’s movement, words, workshop, young people
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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 23

Issue 23: Reporting Back on Ireland
1968, anti-imperialist, bobby sands, british, british government
1968, anti-imperialist, bobby sands, british, british government, campaign, capital, catholic, civil rights, communication, conflict, coverage, crisis, direct rule 1972, distribution, economy, evidence, feminist struggles, funeral, history, housing, housing authorities, housing control, human rights, hunger strikes, imperialist, industrial decline, industry, intelligence, interview, investment, ira, ireland, irish, irish parliament, labour, liberation, loyalism, manipulation, manufacture, media, monopoly, nationalism, nationalist movement, news, northern ireland, northern ireland women’s rights group, northern irish housing executive, operation, partition, political parties, political status, pow, prisoner of war, prisoners, propaganda, property, protestant, provos, public sector, reform, report, reporting, repression, republicanism, resistance, segregation, sinn fein, sis, socialist women’s group, solidarity movement, special issue, struggle, television, terrorism, trade union, tv, unemployment, war, women, women and nationalism, women and republicanism, women’s organisations, working class, youth against oppression
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