Description:
A collaborative photographic study of Britain’s inner cities between 1974 and 1979, documenting everyday life during a period of economic and social upheaval.
Between 1974 and 1979, three photographers [Nicholas Battye, Chris Steele-Perkins and Paul Trevor] set out to document life in Britain’s inner cities at a time of profound economic and social transformation. Working in London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow and Belfast, they created Survival Programmes, a deeply immersive visual and narrative study capturing the lives of communities in transition.
The remarkable ambition and vision of Survival Programmes continues to challenge contemporary policy on social exclusion, social values and social justice. Widely acclaimed when it first appeared, the work has since acquired cult status.
Publication Date: 1982
Publisher: Open University Press
Condition: Very Good
Book Size: 210 x w260 mm
Pages: 224
Format: Softcover
ISBN: 10-03351011119
Description:
A collaborative photographic study of Britain’s inner cities between 1974 and 1979, documenting everyday life during a period of economic and social upheaval.
Between 1974 and 1979, three photographers [Nicholas Battye, Chris Steele-Perkins and Paul Trevor] set out to document life in Britain’s inner cities at a time of profound economic and social transformation. Working in London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow and Belfast, they created Survival Programmes, a deeply immersive visual and narrative study capturing the lives of communities in transition.
The remarkable ambition and vision of Survival Programmes continues to challenge contemporary policy on social exclusion, social values and social justice. Widely acclaimed when it first appeared, the work has since acquired cult status.
Publication Date: 1982
Publisher: Open University Press
Condition: Very Good
Book Size: 210 x w260 mm
Pages: 224
Format: Softcover
ISBN: 10-03351011119