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The origins of the Rudeboy culture are reinforced in this sartorial exhibition at Somerset House. Curated by photographer and filmmaker Dean Chalkley and fashion-industry creative director Harris Elliott, the show includes over 60 portraits created over the past year showing how the Rudie style exists in the 21st century. Having…
In 1937 a radical project was started, a task to record the daily life of Britain. Known as the Mass Observation Archive, its aim was to understand and define the economic and political conditions pre World War II, and ultimately create an ‘anthropology of ourselves’. Needless to say, photography played…
We’re pretty keen on photography at Tcé. It has grown during its one hundred or so years into an essential art form that empowers millions, allowing people the opportunity to represent themselves, their situation (and conversely be represented). Ansel Adams is one of the key figures in American photographic history…