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Camerawork Magazine - Issue 19

Issue 19: State of the Nation - E.P.Thompson, Photomontages by Peter Kennard, Edith Tudor-Hart - Working in the Thirties, Women, History and Photographic Imagery, Context and Meaning,

Item No.

0000020

Format
Magazine
Medium

Printed Magazine

Dimension/Duration/Pages

17 pages

Origination Date
1980
Theme
Oppositional cultures
Arts funding
Class & social conditions
Collective working
Anti-racism & black struggles
Politics of photography
Developing world
Image & representation
Camerawork Magazine
Collection
Camerawork Magazine
Project Locations

Bethnal Green, London, UK
(pg 6) Northern India
(pg 11) Wales
(pg 13) Namibia, South Africa.

Originator
Copyright

Four Corners/Half Moon Photography Workshop/Camerawork, E.P. Thompson, Robert Radford, Gen Doy, John A. Walker, Eve Arnold © Eve Arnold/Magnum Photos, J. Foss, Edith Tudor-Hart, Peter Kennard, Henry B.T. Sommerville, Realart

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

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Archive Location

Four Corners Bishopsgate