Stories: Pictures from the ArchivePublished in parallel with the exhibition James Barnor, the Portfolio: 100 photographs (1949 1983), presented in 2022 at the LUMA Foundation as part of the Rencontres dArles festival, the book offers a kaleidoscopic overview of the Ghanaian photographers oeuvre. From Accra to London and back, from the end of the colonial era to the early 1980s, from studio portraits to press commissions, the reader gains an insight into the process behind Barnors best

while preserving both his individuality and mastery of the photographic form

an empty wine bottle as rolling pin

including both colour and black and white work to coincide with an exhibition at Zelda Cheatle Gallery

It is a true document of regional culture

he noticed how many of those images featured the American flag and realised that

Eleanor Macnair began her Photographs Rendered in Play-Doh project on an experimental whim in 2013 and has since amassed both a large audience and an archive of nearly 400 recreated images

Photographs Rendered in Play-Doh was first published in book form in 2014 and soon after exhibited at Atlas Gallery

In A Fair Day

Work is not alienating but celebrated in such pictures… Human bonds

I make them for you

Simmons revisited his archive of over one hundred thousand images — approximately 20 thousand focusing on music— to select 30 to represent the city’s recent musical heritage — both mainstream and counter-culture

individual killings and slaughter on a mass scale took place