Dennis Dinneen

Dennis DinneenPublisher's blurb: "Dennis Dinneen (19271985) worked as a publican, taxi driver, and most notably, a photographer in his home town of Macroom, County Cork. Dinneens photographs, taken during the 1950s 70s, depict local people in a typical rural town in Ireland. His kind and humorous perspective allowed his sitters to appear at ease as they posed within the informal studio in a room adjacent to the bar of the main street pub."

In addition to his commercial work

A vivid immediacy of wartime experience is communicated here

The inaugural issue includes contributions from 30 South African writers and artists via original prose

An exhibition of black and white and some colour photographs from three renowned South African photographers

This focus on the body can be seen threaded throughout her work

which transmutes the very history of dance and its worlds into an elaborate

taken during the 50s

1982) received a Diploma in Fine Art from the Ruth Prowse School of Art

as well as a text by Goldblatt reflecting on his childhood and the 1973 book

From architecture to sculpture

Kavula interrogated four conditions of Conceptual Art laid out by Colin Richards in his essay 'The Thought is the Thing'

Blaise Cepis (US)