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All; keyword:The British Journal of Photography/Nigel Henderson
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Poster

No Access - Julie Mimack

Exhibition Poster for No Access: photographs by disabled people by Julie Mimack
access, class, disability, disabled, representation
access, class, disability, disabled, representation
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Document

Who Killed Blair Peach?

Letter from Richard Platt to Rob Giles about costs and arrangements for exhibiting the show in Ne...
blair peach, new zealand, organisational, richard platt, rob giles
blair peach, new zealand, organisational, richard platt, rob giles, touring exhibition
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Article

General Press - Camerawork Magazine (Issue 08)

An article about Camerawork Magazine Issue 08 featuring the Battle of Lewisham
lewisham, press, racism
lewisham, press, racism
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Document

Who Killed Blair Peach?

Letter from Rob Giles to Half Moon Photography Workshop asking about hiring their exhibitions in ...
blair peach, new zealand, organisational, rob giles, touring exhibition
blair peach, new zealand, organisational, rob giles, touring exhibition
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