The Art Newspaper2h
Richness, complexity and joy: this London show offers a long-overdue celebration of British working class life
Show featuring artists including Jo Spence, George Shaw and Beryl Cook and challenges inequities and misrepresentation ...
ArtReview1dOpinion
What Depictions of the British Working Class Get Wrong
In ‘Lives Less Ordinary’, a diverse portrait of working-class life offers welcome respite from the patronising photographs of ...
Wallpaper*14d
From counter-culture to Northern Soul, these photos chart an intimate history of working-class Britain
Questions and preconceptions around the meaning of ‘working class’ are explored and challenged in a new photography ...
Simon Fraser University3y
Art and the Working Class
The portrayal of workers and labour in art and the media have far-reaching implications on how that work and experience is understood and remembered. Recording the working class experience in art ...
The hot-tempered chemist behind a world-class art collection
That tic and the enmity behind it became famous, threatening to eclipse his brilliance as a scientist, businessman, art collector and educator. But why exactly was Barnes, a millionaire surrounded by ...
Creative Review1y
British working-class photography features in new show
surprises and inspires a working-class audience, and anyone interested in art against-the-odds,” he says. Glenys Scott looks after grandson Matthew by Richard Grassick, 1994. Courtesy the artist If ...