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Chris Dorley-Brown, Rio Cinema
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Chris Dorley-Brown

Rio Cinema, Hackney, London, 2009
From the The Corners series
Website - Modrex.com

Chris Dorley-Brown grew up on the south coast of England but has lived and worked in the east end of London for the last thirty years. His influences are shaped by personal memory and those of others. The east end and its ever-increasing diaspora — with its tradition of radicalism, experimentation and innovation — are crucial to his work. Immigration, integration, conflict and movement are all studied in his images. In addition to his photographic archive production, since 1993 he has been collaborating with artists, filmmakers, curators, performers and writers producing feature film, short film, radio, publications and exhibitions. He lives and works in London.

Posted on Thursday, July 14, 2011.

 

 

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