Journalism and Arts Writing
Visit Wales
A Bleak Fabulous Vision of Wales
Charlotte James and Clémentine Schneidermann's signature style for documenting post-industrial Wales is one of colour, hope, and fun. Here, they talk about their work, and why it was a joy to shoot the Eisteddfod 2024 campaign.
Tribune Magazine
The Southwark News
‘Coal Not Dole’: The Legacy of the Miners’ Strike
The 1984 Miners' Strike was one of the biggest disputes in British history.
But it wasn't just a fight over jobs, it was a battle for and by communities which Thatcher set out to destroy.
The Boy Who Saw Angels in Peckham
William Blake. What does the name bring to mind?
Poet? Almost certainly. Painter? Maybe. Psychedelic drug use coupled with naked, public re-enactments of his work? Possibly. But Peckham Rye Common? Probably not.
The Martin Parr Foundation
Exhibition text: It’s Called Ffasiwn
“Ha! You lot look like you’re off to a funeral!”
“It’s called fashion! Look it up.”
Documentary, performance, social commentary, landscape photography and, of course, fashion. This series explores all of these forms but belongs to none.
Tribune Magazine
Surviving While Excluded
During the past year, up to 3 million people have been left out of the government's Covid-19 response schemes – they have faced the pandemic without any income support, and the consequences have often been dire