Photographer

Anne Worthington

Documentary Photography · Manchester · 1990s-2000s

Anne Worthington grew up in Blackpool before moving to Manchester, where she became part of Hulme’s squat and arts scene during the final years of the Crescents.

Children outside a red-brick house in Clayton, Manchester, with a bicycle lying on the pavement, photographed by Anne Worthington in 2000.

Clayton, Manchester, 2000. Photo © Anne Worthington / BCA. All rights reserved.

Bodies of work

About Anne Worthington

Anne Worthington grew up in Blackpool before moving to Manchester, where she became part of Hulme’s squat and arts scene during the final years of the Crescents.

Her work also took her across Britain in an old Land Rover, documenting housing, industrial decline and the people living through it. In East Manchester, especially Beswick, Clayton and Openshaw, Worthington photographed communities holding together as streets were emptied for demolition.

British Culture Archive represents these selected bodies of work by Anne Worthington, making them available through books, exhibitions and print editions.

Prints & editions

Exhibitions

Licensing & reproduction

For image use enquiries concerning Anne Worthington’s photographs presented by British Culture Archive, please contact BCA.