CHARLES ROZIER: House MusicAsked what he wished to convey in his poetry, Robert Lowell once said I want to break your heart. This book is nothing if not heart breaking, heartbreakingly wistful and poignant, heartbreaking in the way that the inexorable passage of time, with its inevitable losses and recuperations, can be heartbreaking. Spanning almost thirty years, House Music chronicles seemingly quotidian moments in the lives of multiple generations of the photographers

is a founding partner of the internationally renowned Sputnik Photos collective

His narrative examines the complex interrelation between humanity and nature and raises important questions about human-altered topography and our occupation and stewardship of this land

and tragedy: a storybook that both uncovers family secrets and reveals the impact of political and economic forces on individuals

where he was working and living

Berris Conolly was awarded one of the first commissions and decided to focus primarily on the industrial heartland of the Lower Don Valley

The world-renowned photographer David Goldblatt wrote about her portraiture that there is “an unstrained yet visually sophisiticated synthesis of subject and context… people are not typecast or stereotyped

The gruesome nature of the crimes is at once unbearable and on display for the entire country to see

Iain McKell is a British art-documentary

Afterword: George Thompson

Rival Sapeur groups compete for attention and visibility in the streets

spanning more than 10 years and offering a rare view into this illicit business

Nudrat Afza moved to Bradford in 1965