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0000030_Camerawork_Magazine_Issue30_1984_cover.jpg
Audio

Oral History Excerpt - Jill Pack

Pack reflects on an initiative with group of women who were published in Camerawork and later rep...
camerawork, camerawork magazine, feminism, jill pack, women
camerawork, camerawork magazine, feminism, jill pack, women, women photographers, women writers
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Magazine

Camerawork Magazine - Issue 19

Issue 19: State of the Nation - E.P.Thompson, Photomontages by Peter Kennard, Edith Tudor-Hart - ...
1930s, anthropology, apartheid, arts & action, arts council
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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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Oral History Excerpt - George Plemper

Plemper explains his disillusion with teaching and his turn to photography as a series pursuit. H...
east london, laminated exhibitions, roman road
east london, laminated exhibitions, roman road
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Audio

Oral History Excerpt - George Plemper

Plemper expands upon his approach to photographing his pupils at Riverside School, and considers ...
education, photography, politics, school, young people
education, photography, politics, school, young people
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Audio

Oral History Excerpt - George Plemper

Plemper elaborates on the optimism of the 1970s. He considers the philosophy of the Half Moon Pho...
ed barber, politics of photography, representation, shirley read
ed barber, politics of photography, representation, shirley read
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Oral History Excerpt - Peter Kennard

Kennard describes the power of Camerawork as a collective organisation that was able to operate n...
alternative processes, dissemination, non-commercial, publication
alternative processes, dissemination, non-commercial, publication
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Oral History Excerpt - Peter Kennard

Kennard describes his friendship with Ed Barber and how the idea of laminating the HMPW exhibitio...
ed barber, laminated touring exhibitions
ed barber, laminated touring exhibitions
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Oral History Excerpt - Raju Vaidyanathan

Vaidyanathan talks about his desire to learn more about art and photography. He started going to ...
art, class struggle, exhibitions, london, political education
art, class struggle, exhibitions, london, political education
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