This is a book on the artwork produced by prisoners and ex-inmates of Her Majesty's Prison Service. The book starts with an essay on taking art teaching into prisons. It profiles ten 'insiders', discussing the difference art has made to their lives and features a gallery of artw…
This is a book on the artwork produced by prisoners and ex-inmates of Her Majesty's Prison Service. The book starts with an essay on taking art teaching into prisons. It profiles ten 'insiders', discussing the difference art has made to their lives and features a gallery of artw…
This is a book on the artwork produced by prisoners and ex-inmates of Her Majesty's Prison Service. The book starts with an essay on taking art teaching into prisons. It profiles ten 'insiders', discussing the difference art has made to their lives and features a gallery of artw…
This is a book on the artwork produced by prisoners and ex-inmates of Her Majesty's Prison Service. The book starts with an essay on taking art teaching into prisons. It profiles ten 'insiders', discussing the difference art has made to their lives and features a gallery of artw…
"The Private Lives of Pictures offers a new history of British art, seen from the perspective of the home. Focusing on the nineteenth and early-twentieth-century, the book takes the reader on a tour of an imaginary Victorian or Edwardian house, stopping in each room to look at t…
What did the army mean to the respectable classes of Victorian England - 'the scum of the earth' or brave Tommy Atkins holding the thin red line? What did images of the charge of the Light Brigade, the battle of Waterloo, of heroic scenes of blood and glory, mean to the Victoria…
This eagerly awaited book is the first to assess the oeuvre of the Black Audio Film Collective (BAFC), one of Britain's most influential artistic groups. It reconsiders the entire corpus of the seven-person London-based group from inception in 1982 to its disbandment in 1998.
