Camerawork Magazine - Issue 15
Issue 15: Images of the Disableda kind of life, advertising, adverts, angela kelly, being disabled, benson & hedges, cameroon, cigarettes, clydeside, congo, de-coding advertising, deconstruction of media, fantasy, fees for freelancers, helvard kjaervik, humour, jumble sale, labour, larry herman, limelight, lunn gallery, media representation, photographers' gallery, photographic collecting, self-image, shipbuilding, shipyards, v&a, west africa, woman's identity
Camerawork Magazine - Issue 23
Issue 23: Reporting Back on Ireland1968, 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
Camerawork Magazine - Issue 07
Issue 7: Viva, Don McCullin and Philip Jones Griffiths, The Unpolitical Photograph?, Paris in the...'paris de nuit', 1930s, advertising, alain garnier, audience, bill brandt, brassai, capitalism, crime, criminal underworld, david seymour, don mccullin, economic depression, fascism, general strike, hardy, herve gloaguen, magnum, martine franck, marxism, mass media, philip jones griffiths, photography book, photojournalism, prostitutes, prostitution, publishers, robert capa, robert golden, roger mayne, self-publishing, side gallery, vietnam war, viva, war photography, yves joanmougin
Camerawork Magazine - Issue 30
Issue 30: Black Culture, Pictures of women, Beyond the Pleasure Principle, Pop Videos, Images of Waract of looking, advertising, american, anthropology, appropriation, archive, art in the age of the mass media, arts and action, auca, berlin, black, body, cable, cable development, captions, channel 4, civil war, collection, community, conflict, culture, darkroom, david hockney, desire, discourse, diy, drawing, el salvadorian film institute, elizabeth elliot, ethnography, exhibition, exhibition texts, fact, falklands, feminist, film, hayward gallery, heroism, hierarchy, history, hockney at the hayward, imperial war museum, independent film, independent video, indians, institute of contemporary art, loli galvar, love, mapplethorpe at the ica, media, mtv, music video, narrative, national identity, native, painting, patriarchy, photography, photomontage, pictures of women, pleasure principle, political, postcard, precarious masculinity, printing, promo video, promotion, promotion protecting photographs, record industry, record sales, reggae, renovation, representation, restoration, rising red star advertising agency, seminar, sexuality, sound systems, south hill park arts centre, stereotypes, still image, story, sudhost express, technology, television, television industry, text panels, the eleventh hour, the people will win, the savage my kinsman, time, video, visual perception, war, war photography, women, writing for exhibitions