Monthly Archives: November 2015

Dick Jewell: Four Thousand Threads. In conversation with David Campany

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Dick Jewell in conversation with David Campany, marking the publication of Jewell’s new book Four Thousand Threads. Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 6.30 pm, December 2, 2015 Examining the phenomena of online photo sharing, Dick Jewell’s book Four Thousand Threads amasses a vast … Continue reading

Walker Evans

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A short study of Walker Evans – photographer, editor and writer. The book has an introductory essay and forty-two images, each with an extended commentary. Published by Aperture (Mandarin Chinese co-edition available) 8 x 8 inches, 96 pages, 43 duotone and four-color images. Hardcover … Continue reading

Ideas, Images and the Vital Remainder

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‘Ideas, Images and the Vital Remainder’ is an essay on the work of John Hilliard, published in his book Accident and Design, Galerie Max Hetzler Berlin / Paris Holzwarth Publications, 2015  

Irving Penn’s Flowers

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‘Irving Penn’s Flowers’ is an essay by David Campany written for the book Irving Penn: Flowers, published by Hamilton’s Gallery, London in collaboration with the Irving Penn Foundation, 2015 Image: Irving Penn, Iceland Poppy, Papaver Nudicaule (B), New York, 2006. Courtesy … Continue reading

In no particular order: 100 influences

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In 2004 a little gallery in Los Angeles asked me for a list of 100 works of culture that I felt had ‘influenced’ my interest in photography. Influence is a spurious idea. More often than not we don’t really know … Continue reading