Camerawork Magazine - Issue 10

Issue 10: John Berger Jean Mohr Bill Jay Letter. Danny Lyon Interviewed. D.I.Y. Exhibitions

Item No.

0000011

Medium

Magazine

Dimension/Duration/Pages

17 pages

Origination Date
1978
Theme
Working Class Lives
Practice & Processes
Politics of Photography
Media Theory
Feminism
Race & Representation
Youth
War & Conflict
Camerawork Magazine
Collection
Camerawork Magazine
Project Locations

Bethnal Green, London, UK
(pg 1) USA
(pg 2) Paris, France. Geneva, Switzerland. Middle East. Africa
(pg 3) Greece. Switzerland
(pg 4) Battersea, London, UK. Spitafields, London, UK. Whitechapel, London, UK. Ascot, UK
(pg 5) Midlands, UK
(pg 6,7,12,13) Chile. USA. Manhattan, New York, USA. Texas, USA.
(pg 15) Colombia

Originator
Copyright

Four Corners/Half Moon Photography Workshop/Camerawork, Ginger Prichard, Jenny Matthews, Bill Jay, Tom Picton, Ian Berry, Harry Chambers, Mary Ellen Mark, James H. Karales, Andre Kertesz © 2018 Estate of André Kertész/Higher Pictures, Eva Rubenstein, Ric Sissons, Becky Young, Peter Kennard, Danny Lyon, John Fowles, Joe Deal

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Archive Location

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