Hackney Kisses (signed)
by Stephen Gill
Photographs: Unknown
Text: Timothy Prus
Publisher: Archive of Modern Conflict
96 pages
Pictures: 67
Year: 2014
Comments: Cloth bound hardback, 27,5 x 23,4 cm
Stephen Gill has worked for many years exploring the culture and environment of Hackney in East London. Some time ago he discovered the work of a lost photographer who had begun to interpret the photo of a kiss in a special and personal way. Kissing can be quite like the reverie in a beautiful forest, it can also be end-of-pier theatre. Our Master of the Hackney Kisses knows how these traits combine. His sensibility transcends the profession of wedding photographer, in each kiss you see the future, the past recedes. Reenactment is a pleasure.
Timothy Prus
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by Stephen Gill
Photographs: Unknown
Text: Timothy Prus
Publisher: Archive of Modern Conflict
96 pages
Pictures: 67
Year: 2014
Comments: Cloth bound hardback, 27,5 x 23,4 cm
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