Black Chronicles
London Photography Diary
Le Monde de Mana Kikuta
Foam Magazine
Method for the Everyday - on Ruth Van Beek’s work
Yet Magazine
Exquisite Pain - Sophie Calle
The Photocaptionist
Focus on Copenhagen:
One Thousands Books
Yet Magazine
Les Rencontres d'Arles
Photomonitor
Oltreprima - Arte Fiera Bologna - Fruit Exhibition
Yet Magazine
London Photography Diary
Le Monde de Mana Kikuta
Foam Magazine
Method for the Everyday - on Ruth Van Beek’s work
Yet Magazine
Exquisite Pain - Sophie Calle
The Photocaptionist
Focus on Copenhagen:
One Thousands Books
Yet Magazine
Les Rencontres d'Arles
Photomonitor
Oltreprima - Arte Fiera Bologna - Fruit Exhibition
Yet Magazine
Black Chronicles II is the first exhibition to be launched in conjunction with The Missing Chapter, a research project which seeks to explore the photographic narratives of migration and cultural diversity in relation to Britain’s colonial past. Presented by Autograph ABP – a foundation devoted to researching black narratives – the show displays more than 200 photographs exploring black identity in Victorian Britain.
The walls of the ground floor are painted black and display 55 images by the London Stereoscopic Company. These images are part of the Hulton Archive, a division of Getty Images. 30 portraits depict the Africa choir that toured Britain between 1891-93. On the second floor, over 100 cartes-de-visites picture visiting performers, dignitaries, servicemen, missionaries, and students. All the photographs were taken in England before 1938.
The walls of the ground floor are painted black and display 55 images by the London Stereoscopic Company. These images are part of the Hulton Archive, a division of Getty Images. 30 portraits depict the Africa choir that toured Britain between 1891-93. On the second floor, over 100 cartes-de-visites picture visiting performers, dignitaries, servicemen, missionaries, and students. All the photographs were taken in England before 1938.