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Chris Steele-Perkins : Some Kind of Truth
3 May-30 Jun 2019
The Photographers’ Gallery
London W1F 7LW
Overview
In the Print Sales Gallery Magnum photographer Chris Steele-Perkins (b.1947, Burma) studied psychology in Newcastle before moving to London in the 1970s and pursuing a career in photography. Alongside freelance work he began to manifest an ongoing interest in documenting subcultures and marginalised societies across the UK. Perhaps his best-known work from this period is The Teds (1979), an intimate series of portraits of young teddy boys, which brilliantly capture the style, culture, attitude and identity of the group.
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