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Living Room (signed)

by Nick Waplington

Photographs: Nick Waplington

Publisher: Jesus Blue

72 pages

Pictures: 61

Year: 2024

ISBN: 9781683952626

Price: 99 €

Comments: 250mm x 327mm, hardcover, signed on the spread where it mentions his grandfather.

Nick Waplington's first book was published in 1991, and was an instant sensation within the photography world and beyond. The 59 photographs in the original edition of Living Room documented the lives of friends, families, and neighbours on the Broxtowe housing estate in Nottingham, England, where Waplington spent years making thousands of images. This extensive archive of unseen photographs forms the basis of this new conceptual remake of the 1991 monograph, one that revisits and refashions Waplington's iconic work from a contemporary vantage point. This new work follows the same sequencing of landscape and portrait images as the original edition - replacing each of the 59 photographs with an as-yet-unseen work from the Living Room archive, often from the same roll of film as the original image. The result is both familiar and uncanny, a vivid journey back to Thatcher's Britain and a testament to the decades of art and life that have elapsed between then and now.

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Living Room (signed)

by Nick Waplington

Photographs: Nick Waplington

Publisher: Jesus Blue

72 pages

Pictures: 61

Year: 2024

ISBN: 9781683952626

Price: 99 €

Comments: 250mm x 327mm, hardcover, signed on the spread where it mentions his grandfather.

Nick Waplington's first book was published in 1991, and was an instant sensation within the photography world and beyond. The 59 photographs in the original edition of Living Room documented the lives of friends, families, and neighbours on the Broxtowe housing estate in Nottingham, England, where Waplington spent years making thousands of images. This extensive archive of unseen photographs forms the basis of this new conceptual remake of the 1991 monograph, one that revisits and refashions Waplington's iconic work from a contemporary vantage point. This new work follows the same sequencing of landscape and portrait images as the original edition - replacing each of the 59 photographs with an as-yet-unseen work from the Living Room archive, often from the same roll of film as the original image. The result is both familiar and uncanny, a vivid journey back to Thatcher's Britain and a testament to the decades of art and life that have elapsed between then and now.

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