By Paul Wright As a young punk from Broxburn in West Lothian, Graham MacIndoe started out on his creative path studying painting at Edinburgh College
Paul Wright | 29 August 2020, Photographer Tony Davis grew up on Nottingham’s Clifton Estate during the sixties and seventies. As a working class kid,
Jeff Barrett | 22 August 2020, 08:30am About ten years ago I received an email, totally out of the blue, from a fella that I
Paul Wright | 9 July 2020, One of the greatest pleasures of my work with British Culture Archive is discovering a body of work that
By Paul Wright Janette Beckman’s work has spanned more than five decades, a portrait and documentary photographer she captured the rise of punk in seventies
By Paul Wright Jürgen Schadeberg was born in Berlin in 1931, after working as an apprentice photographer for a German Press Agency in Hamburg he
By Paul Wright As a founder of the Rock Against Racism movement in the 1970s Red Saunders was a key player behind the gigs and
During the 1970s juvenile jazz bands were at their peak across the working class coalfields of the UK. For those not familiar with juvenile jazz
By Paul Wright Martyn Goodacre is a renowned rock & roll photographer who captured many iconic bands and artists whilst working as a freelancer for
By Paul WrightPeter Degan is a photographer living in Derby, England. He’s originally a native of Glasgow where he lived and worked for most of
By Paul Wright Self-taught photographer Andrew Moore grew up on Tyneside in the North East of England, in the early 1980s he moved to London
By Paul Wright I’ve been a fan of Peter Mitchell since I first set eyes on his photograph of Mr & Mrs Hudson outside their
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