On the Campaign Trail with Cornelia Parker, the U.K.’s Official Election Artist
Andrew Dickson on Cornelia Parker, who currently serves as the U.K.’s official election artist, and who has become a news item in her own right.
View ArticleElliott Erwitt’s Visual One-Liners
Andrew Dickson writes about the work of Elliott Erwitt, a photographer with a penchant for visual double-takes and finely tuned one-liners.
View ArticlePaul Strand’s Sense of Things
Andrew Dickson on the photographer Paul Strand, whose work is featured in a retrospective at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum.
View ArticleGreat Britain, Strange and Familiar
Andrew Dickson on "Strange and Familiar," a show at the Barbican, in London, of images of the United Kingdom taken by foreign photographers.
View ArticlePaul Strand’s Sense of Things
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View ArticleGreat Britain, Strange and Familiar
For the past forty-odd years, the photographer Martin Parr has trained his eye on all manner of British eccentricity: our Union Jack cupcakes and mock-antique gas fires, our atrocious seaside resorts...
View ArticleCaryl Churchill’s Prophetic Drama
Two things are frequently said about Caryl Churchill: that she is the greatest playwright alive, and that she is one of the most elusive. While she occasionally discusses her work with researchers and...
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