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Making It Up Is So Very Hard To Do

Posted on January 20, 2014 by Francis Hodgson

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[Some thoughts on the show Making It Up: Photographic Fictions.] Continue reading →

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Posted in Photography | Tagged Bridget Smith, Cindy Sherman, Clementina Hawarden, Denis Diderot, Duane Michals, George Benjamin, Gilbert and George, Glen Baxter, Graham Ovenden, Graham Rawle, Gregory Crewdson, Hannah Höch, Hannah Starkey, Hans Namuth, Hetling, Howard Grey, Jackson Pollock, Jan Wenzel, Jeff Wall, John Stezaker, Julia Margaret Cameron, Julie Cockburn, Making It Up; Photographic Fictions, Mari Mahr, Mark Haworth Booth, Marta Weiss, Maurizio Anzeri, Modernism, Oliver Boberg, Oscar Rejlander, Pictorialism, Robert Crawshay, Rococo, Roger Fenton, Thomas Demand, Tom Hunter, Victoria & Albert Museum, Vik Muniz, Walter Friedlander, Wang Qingsong, William Burroughs, Woody Allen, Xing Danwen | 4 Replies

W.G.Sebald – Not so Great with Pictures

Posted on July 24, 2012 by Francis Hodgson

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[” Pictures are pictures, not shorthand for words.“] Continue reading →

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Posted in Photography | Tagged Christian Scholz, Gerhard Richter, John Berger, John Stezaker, Julie Cockburn, Maurizio Anzeri, Peter Marlow, Robert Doisneau, Thomas Demand, W.G.Sebald | 1 Reply

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