HOMER SYKES: COLOUR WORKS: THE 1980s AND 1990s

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HOMER SYKES: COLOUR WORKS: THE 1980s AND 1990sColour Works is a collection of images Homer Sykes made during the 1980s and 1990s. This was a golden period for magazine commissions; they were the Thatcher years. A gilded and confident yuppie generation spent freely, there was a new hedonistic, never had it so cool loads of money mentality. As a result advertising was plentiful and adventurous; the new colour magazines prospered and commissioned photography as never before. There are many sides to

to makeshift baptism tents in the local park

Paul Hart has been photographing this landscape of agribusiness over the last six years

all that now remains is the dramatic sea wall that surrounds it

– Nick Waplington

The Saturday Telegraph Magazine

Published 2005 by Nobody

Jason Bell has travelled the world to meet and photograph the leading sportsmen and women

Troubled Land deals with the small but insistent signs of deep political division within the landscape of Northern Ireland at the time of the troubles

He runs mentoring plans that help photographers and visual storytellers develop their projects and create outputs for their work

For the past fifteen years Vee Speers has been based in Paris

You can now buy a selection of Dougie Wallace prints through The Guardian Archive

I felt like an outsider

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