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Mods in Herne Bay, 1982 by George Wilson

£125.00

Limited edition print

Part of the BCA Editions Programme. Exclusive photographic editions released in collaboration with photographers and estates.
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  • Hand-numbered edition of 50
  • Paper: Ilford Galerie Prestige Smooth Pearl 310gsm
  • Size: 10 × 12 in (25 × 30 cm) (includes a small white border)
  • Photograph taken in 1982
  • Certificate of authenticity
  • Worldwide shipping

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About the Image

George Wilson documented daily life at Cain’s, an amusement arcade on the seafront in Herne Bay, Kent, in the early 1980s. The work was made while Wilson was employed at the arcade as a bingo caller, a role that gave him sustained access to the space and its routines.

A graduate of David Hurn’s documentary photography course in Newport, Wilson spent two seasons photographing the arcade as day-trippers and local residents passed through. His photographs capture the rhythms of a traditional seaside resort, focusing on work, leisure, and everyday interaction within the arcade.

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