"This may help re my list about Tom Picton https://blogs.bl.uk/socialscience/2021/10/introducing_7_days.html"
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"I also knew Tom Picton when we both freelanced for Norman Hall on The Times in late 60s. Tom did a lot of work for the short lived “7 Days” edited by the sadly late Alex Cockburn, son of Claud, who had an illustrious journalistic career…"
"Many are no longer with us Grant. I was a good friend of Geoffrey Franglen, who was a co-founder of the RPS Contemporary Group. I knew George Pollock too. May McWilliams (BPH member) has a contact for Bill Gaskins who will know about the group"
"Just to be accurate there seems to be a dispute on 'the oldest'. Reeves is the oldest studio and still functioning and W.W.Winters of Derby is the oldest photographic business and the UK and also still…"
"I am sure you have contacted Amanda Hopkinson, Duncan Forbes, and nephew Peter?
I spent some time with Wolf S in the 70s looking at his still photos.
Someone would knows about photography and politics in the 30s would be Prof David Mellor of…"
"Recording now available http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ptpxhab2Z4
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"The gallery has sadly closed. Mine was the last exhibition. The link to filmed discussion is https://vimeo.com/638162717"
"Filmed discussion about the exhibition and the platinum palladium work at Studio of Light with Paul Hill, Alan Duncan and Ben Dolman https://argenteagallery.com/exhibitions/"
"The camera in the background of the picture was made by Ben Dolman"
"The big ones are largest platinum-palladium prints made in UK - 30 x 40 inches. The others are 20 x 24 inches. The camera was made by Ben Dolman, who took the picture of me and Alan Duncan."
"In the 70s I was asked to chair the Arts Council's Support for Photographers Committee, which was a sub committee of the Photography Sub-Committee, which was in turn a sub committee of the Art Panel (don't ask - its a long story) and…"
"No Bill. I think Izzy was the only one, and was at that time (I believe from memory, as Angela and I stayed with them in NuT) the partner of the late Murray Martin, who was the major driving force behind Amber Associates"
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Challenging the Status Quo - The Founding of the RPS Contemporary Group
A recording has been made available of this event organised by the RPS Contemporary Group and the RPS Thames Valley Region that took place online on 18th January 2022. Chaired by Avijit Datta, the speakers were Paul Hill, Brian Steptoe, Douglas May, Tessa Mills and Zelda Cheatle.
Posted on February 2, 2022 at 12:27
Historian Alan Barnes
I have just heard that ALAN BARNES, a former friend and colleague from the University of Derby died last week. He was an original thinker and researcher in the history of art and was particularly interested in the history of photography. The funeral is at 12.30 on 10 June at Trent Valley Crematorium near Derby. Can you please pass on this sad news to those you think should know. Thanks.
Posted on May 29, 2019 at 15:30 — 1 Comment
DVD: Fay Godwin: Don't Fence Me In
Don't Fence Me In provides an entire career retrospective, made with the enthusiastic cooperation of Fay Godwin, filming from 2001 until 2005, which turned out to be the last five years of her life. She graduated from taking family snaps to documenting Camden social services, followed by a remarkable sequence of literary portraits, before moving on to landscape photography for a series of walkers' books which evolved into photographic collaborations with major writers, notably Ted…
ContinuePosted on January 23, 2017 at 13:00
Exhibition and event: Fay Godwin - The Drovers' Roads of Wales and other photographs
Fay Godwin - The Drovers' Roads of Wales and other photographs is being shown as MOMA MACHYNLLETH opening at 11am on Saturday, 18 February 2017 and runs until 1st April, 2017. Also A Clearly Marked Path -…
Posted on January 23, 2017 at 13:00
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