PADDY SUMMERFIELD: The Oxford Pictures 1968-1978

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PADDY SUMMERFIELD: The Oxford Pictures 1968-1978Now in Stock a properly nostalgic vision, but one that is devoid of any sentimentality to many it may seem bleak and unduly pessimistic Gerry Badger Between 1968 to 1978, Paddy Summerfield photographed Oxford students in the summer terms. No older than his subjects, he shared their uncertainties: I was young and unsure and found a way to show this. I felt like an outsider, and lonely, that there was always something going on, parties and drinking, but

with an interview by Don McKellar

Gilden documented life in the Black Country area of the Midlands to unveil and study the changing landscape of post-industrialised Britain – its people

“Faith is exhibited in all the shops

with support from Arts Council England

He is also founder member and chairman of the Football Supporters’ Association

He has exhibited throughout Europe and the United States

by whom he is still represented

This is no straightforward documentary

It established Norfolk’s reputation as one of the leading photographers in the world and has been exhibited at more than thirty venues worldwide

68 colour photographs

met Aung San Suu Kyi in Rangoon and interviewed Pashtun elders at the Kacha Garhi refugee camp after the destruction of the World Trade Center

We live in a world whose visual lingua franca has rapidly become the decontextualized

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