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Kev Casey: Who Watches the Watchman?
‘Shouldn’t Throw Stones’ visualises Kev Casey’s work, a security guard, the watchman, documenting the unchanging nature of an abandoned heritage marked building, home to Pilkington Glass HQ, nested within Alexandra Business Park.
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Essex Chronicles: Mark Massey’s Essex
The death of the seaside provoked a loss of identity, as Essex in Massey’s words became “London’s dumping grump”. Massey’s Essex Chronicles seeks to reclaim this identity through a geo-photographical approach.
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Through the Lens: Nico Smith
Portraits, Bingo-Halls, and Lockdowns – Nico Smith talks us through breaking creative blocks and creating narratives. “Projects seem to just come and go with me… my changing interest of photography styles, usually results in a change of format.”
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Amanda Holdom’s Druids Heath
Photographer Amanda Holdom captures the social and economic change in Druids Heath, a community shaped by modern gentrification – “Having been raised on an estate myself, I can relate to a lot of the stereotypes – I care for the people, and how they are represented.”
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