Interviews
Philip Jones Griffiths, whose book Vietnam Inc. defines the meaning of photojournalism, believes the ideals of the thinking photojournalist forged in the middle of the 20th century should not be sacrificed for the dumbed down culture of the 21st. That includes Magnum.
Nearly four decades after seeing photographic prints hanging on the walls of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, British documentary photographer Homer Sykes welcomes the acceptance of photography by Britain’s art establishment.
In April 2007 members of the influential VII Photo Agency gathered in London for their first European seminar. In Multimedia leaves still standing as ten into VII adds up in London written for EPUK, Graham Harrison asked for their thoughts on how multimedia is changing photography.
