Monthly Archives: September 2010

Transparencies

I think there’s a basic fascination in technology which derives from the fact that there’s always a hidden space–a control room, a projection booth, a source of light of some kind — from which the image comes. A painting on … Continue reading

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Japanese Photobooks of the 1960s and ’70s

This beautifully-assembled collection has been an inspiration over the past few months. There are many amazing images, and beautiful repro/packaging on show, but it’s the sheer narrative surge, the urgency of the photobooks themselves as assemblages that grips me. Give … Continue reading

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Scottee — Cafe

Scottee’s one-day-only cafe/’working-class therapy’ performance at Maiden on Shoreditch High Street… pix here.

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Stranded

Stranded — the magazine made by contributors (including myself) stuck overseas by Eyjafjallajökull earlier this year — is now on sale. Profits go to the International Rescue Committee. Grab a copy.

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Street Knowledge

King Adz’s new Street Culture primer, Street Knowledge, has hit the shelves. Flip through to ‘B’ and you’ll find a nice double-page spread of one of my photos from Slumbarave at Metropolis a while back. Buy a copy and you’ll … Continue reading

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Bo Ningen at the Macbeth

Dropped by The Macbeth last night to grab some pre-Offset Festival shots of Bo Ningen. Pix here.

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