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James Crowther : Working Britain
8 Mar-28 Apr 2018
New Art Projects
London EC1V 1LR
Overview
During 2017 and working in the shadows of the Brexit negotiations, James Crowther has taken a fresh look at the people who keep Britian moving. Not the businessmen or politicians, but the skilled and dedicated multi-job workers who make Britain function today. He has made a series of portraits of working Britain, illuminating the people who we once categorized as faceless “blue collar” or “manual” workers.
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