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The Jo Spence Memorial Archive

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Richard

Jo Spence is one of the most important and well known figures in post-war British photography yet is strangely neglected in the UK. This position in the culture is nowhere more clearly expressed than in the Jo Spence Memorial Archive … Continue reading →

Posted in Archives, Curators, Exhibitions, Photographers, Universities | Tagged Belfast Exposed, Camerawork, jo Spence, Jo Spence Memorial Archive, legacy, Ryerson, Ryerson Image Centre, Street Level, Tate, Terry Dennett | 2 Comments

Is there a crisis in art book publishing?

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Richard

Art Data is a specialist art book distributor. It takes up a small warehouse in West London (with another warehouse in Norfolk). When you go inside, the ground floor is full of bookshelves with a mezzanine floor of office space. … Continue reading →

Posted in Publishing | Tagged art books, Art Data, bookshops, catalogue, commercial galleries, Distribution, distributors, monograph, photo books, Photobooks, Photographers' Gallery, publishers, subsidized, subsidy, Tate, Tim Borton, vanity publishing | 1 Comment

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