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Shirley Baker : women, children : and loitering men / [edited by Anna Douglas ; preface by Brett Rogers OBE ; foreward by Professor Grislelda Pollock ; essay by Anna Douglas ; short story by Jackie Kay].

Title
Shirley Baker : women, children : and loitering men / [edited by Anna Douglas ; preface by Brett Rogers OBE ; foreward by Professor Grislelda Pollock ; essay by Anna Douglas ; short story by Jackie Kay].
Author
Baker, Shirley, 1932-2014
Publication
London : Photographers' Gallery, 2015

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Additional Authors
  • Pollock, Griselda
  • Kay, Jackie, 1961-
  • Douglas, Anna
  • Rogers, Brett
  • Photographers' Gallery host institution.
Description
167 pages : illustrations; 29 cm
Summary
Published to coincide with an exhibition at The Photographers Gallery the book Focuses on a formative period of Shirley Baker's practice and features many previously unseen photographs, in particular her startling colour work from Summer 1965, sequenced as an unfolding visual narrative. A foreword by Professor Griselda Pollock, and an original short story by author Jackie Kay offer a contemporary reading of the quiet drama of Baker's photographs and serves to underline the photographer's principal significance as a compassionate as well as a humorous teller of stories that make visible the spectrum of human resilience.
Alternative Title
  • Women, children : and loitering men
  • Women and children ; and loitering men
Subject
  • Baker, Shirley, 1932-2014
  • Baker, Shirley, 1932-2014 > Exhibitions
  • Photography, Artistic > 21st century
Note
  • Published to accompany the exhibition "Shirley Baker : women and children: and loitering men", curated by Anna Douglas and organised by The Photographer's Gallery, London, 17 July - 20 September 2015.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
ISBN
  • 0957618840
  • 9780957618848
OCLC
918885360
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library