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Camerawork Magazine - Issue 11

Issue 11: Mass Obervation, Humphrey Spender, Nigel Henderson, The Metropolitan Police Card, Inspection Processing

Item No.

0000012

Format
Magazine
Medium

Printed Magazine

Dimension/Duration/Pages

17 pages

Origination Date
1978
Theme
Class & social conditions
Photographic practice
Collective working
Politics of photography
Image & representation
Politics
Techniques & processes
Camerawork Magazine
Collection
Camerawork Magazine
Project Locations

Bethnal Green, London, UK
(pg 2,3,5,7,8,9,10,11) Bolton, UK
(pg 4) Blackpool, UK. USA
(pg 14) Brixton, London, UK

Originator
Copyright

Four Corners/Half Moon Photography Workshop/Camerawork, Tom Harrison, Stewart Mann, Don Macpherson, David Mellor, Charles Madge, Ken Worpole, Andrew Wiard, Tom Picton, Nigel Henderson © Nigel Henderson Estate, Terry Dennett, Humphrey Spender, James Agee, Myfanwy Piper, Kathleen Raine, Christopher Isherwood, Raymond Mortimer, John Parfitt

For copyright and publishing enquiries please contact info@fourcornersfilm.co.uk

Tags
mass observation (m.o.), social anthropology, 1930s, humphrey spender, documentary
mass observation (m.o.), social anthropology, 1930s, humphrey spender, documentary, tom harrisson, charles madge, worktown project (bolton), bolton worktown project, consumer research, propaganda, humphrey jennings, nigel henderson, met' cards, n.u.j., processing, alternative technology, daily mirror, ww2, espionage, the blitz, ministry of information, pubs, advertising, british surrealism, social realism, consensus politics, social survey, colonialism, great depression, julian trevylan, graffiti, 'mass observation ltd.', poverty, federal writers' project, the new left, the centre for contemporary cultural studies, richard hoggart, john ruskin, pop art, collage, paul nash, graham bell, judith henderson, censorship, national front, mike abrahams
Archive Location

Four Corners Bishopsgate