Max Miechowski - Land Loss 1960s

Max Miechowski - Land Loss 1960sWitty Books 2024 Max Miechowskis Land Loss follows the artists deep interest in the British landscape, exploring themes of time, community and resilience. These absorbing portraits, landscapes and delicate details are captured with Miechowskis characteristic sensitivity, presenting a quiet space of contemplation. In the work, natural cycles and geological erosion act as gentle and sometimes abrupt reminders of loss and impermanence. As Miechowski

and experimental photography can be found between these two sections

He poses the question of how this past search for criminological evidence can be employed artistically

After an encounter with William Eggleston

Majoli begins to shoot

After Malls Across America sold out so fast

Skinningrove’s sense of purpose was bound up in its collective obsession with the sea

in the light of signal events that have shaped the recent past

a circle of living and dying

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In 1975 Tod Papageorge made a cross-America trip that ended on the beaches of Los Angeles

on a traumatic period of British history

he made trips across the country – west to Detroit