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Children play on the street in front of boarded up shops, photography by Helen Levitt, New York, 1972.
A display of books, previous shortlisted books for the KK Prize.
Photograph of the cover of Diane Keaton's book of photographs of hotel lobbys 'Reservations'.
A mock tudor house, apparently with no windows, is surrounded by large hedges. A photography by Frank Watson.
An elderly woman stands in front of a sunlit window. The woman holds the hand of a male figure which appears to be composed of particles of light.
Some sort of apparatus consisting of a thin tube coiled and terminating at each end in an upright u-bend.
A head and shoulders portrait photo of someone wearing a white cassock and skull-cap. The person appears to be wearing a false moustache and they are holding their index finger to their lips in a gesture of silence/secrecy.
A figure behind an IV drip stand with their face obscured by a large bunch of intravenous drips. They are wearing pyjama bottoms and their torso is bare. Their left hand is lightly clasping the stand.
An elderly gentleman in traditional Pakistani dress sitting on a chair reading a newspaper. Next to the man in a small table with some tea and toast on it.
Image of spread from book 36 Names for Gravel, a 2022 pamphlet published by Double Butted.
A photograph of a young woman in a tree smiling to the camera. She is wearing a long dress and shoes with large heels not well suited to climbing trees. To her right are clothes on a washing line. Perhaps she has climbed a tree in a garden to mark a special occasion. The image is from France circa 1950.
Cover of the exhibition catalogue Addressing the Forbidden, art looks at pornography, which took place at Stills Gallery in 1992.
A blurry dark image in which is maybe distinguishable the edge of a piece of fabric. A Fox Talbot neegative.
A framed image of an apple with the text 'Ceci n'est pas une pomme' inscribed above it. There are also green rectangles around parts of the image with labels identifying what they contain, 'a large green leaf' 'black and white sign'. The image is an artwork called 'The Treachery of Object Recognition' by the artist Trevor Paglen.
A black and white photograph of a man standing in a wood. From context this is the uncle of the writer Martin Raymond. The image was discovered while clearing out the subject's house after his death.
Spread from Julius Deutschbauer's book of posters showing the artist sitting on a park bench in the snow and in front of a bookshelf. There may be some purpose to these activities indicated by the weilding of a tape measure, explained at further length in the review of this book in Source.
exterior of the Salzburg gallery Fotohof.
Fieldgate Mansions, Whitechapel, 1978 by David Hoffman
A spread of the Photobooks Office by Lars Tunbjörk. The left hand page shows a close up of a man seated at a desk from a low angle and behind. The right image shows two men looking out of an office window. Something's not right in this world.
A photograph of a woman holding a mop in front of her face. She is dressed, with rubber gloves, to do cleaning, and is standing on two bricks. She is posed in front of a white sheet. The image is from the series No Rest for the Wicked by Kelly O'Brien.
A Sound engineer at radio station WMCA New York (1975) photograpy by Freda Leinwand