Camerawork Magazine - Issue 24
Issue 24: Photography and Graphic Design1981, advertising, britain, charity, collage, collective, colonisation, control, cultural, elderly, empire, erotica, exploitation, feminist, feminist design, global issues, graphic design, hot pink heart graphics, identity, ideology, imperialism, india, interpretation, isolation, labour, liberation, magazine, mass production, Memory, montage, objectification, patriarchy, photography, photoworld exhibition, politics, pornography, positive, poster, poster film collective, poverty, print, printshop, propaganda, publicity, radical, recall, reminiscing, representation, reproduction, sexual politics, socialism, socialist, socialist worker party, spare rib, stereotypes, style, temporary hoarding, text and image, the people’s march for jobs, theory, trade unions, visual, women, women against violence against women, workers, workshop
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