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Craig M Edwards
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| Location | United Kingdom |
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Craig M. Edwards’ practice is distinctive for its critical interrogation of the overarching structures that govern and construct contemporary British culture and identity. His most recent body of work, metro/land (2008), continues to interrogate the relationship between the urban and the rural and presents a series of photographs of archetypal urban identities that appear out of place in their picturesque surroundings. The series takes its name from the area where the photographs were made: the north-western suburbs of London. In the early part of the twentieth century, in its annual publication Metroland, the Metropolitan Railway Company marketed heavily the area as a rural haven for the commuter who could .....
Selected work
Magazine Highlights
A Forca De Rua
A host of the UK and Brazil's top contemporary street artists have been channelling their inner rock gods in aid of charity. No, they haven't downed spray cans to qualify for the Air Guitar World Championship, but turned their talents to re-imagining the classic Gibson guitar.
Flora and Fillet
Fashion designer Richard Nicoll and fine artist Linder Sterling create a cutting collaboration for Autumn/Winter 2009/2010.
Save The Date
Swing tails and flapper folk join arms to bring the rag trade back.
Annette Messager Retrospective, "The Messengers"
A net for childhood memoirs, and a message from an artist and collector. 23.03.09
Sounds Like...
Household appliances make music, artists make noise, sound makes art. 19.03.09
My Town
Printmaker David Hand's St Helens, 19.03.09
Fashion Loves Film
Last Thursday's Fashion Loves Film was one of the hotly tipped events of the Birds Eye View Film Festival
Mobile Conference
South London artists opens their doors for some timely talking
Swaparama
Alter Modernism
Curator Nicolas Bourriad's vision of the now, at the Tate Britain Triennial.
Blessed Are The Cracks That Let The Light In
This week jotta unveils Blessed Are The Cracks That Let The Light In, a group exhibition set to illuminate the best in new artistic talent from jotta.com. The communal areas of The Trafalgar have been transformed into dynamic spaces permeated by the work of nine young artists.
Hats
Millinery, unlike fashion, doesn't follow trends. It springs from the fathomless imaginations of creatives the likes of Stephen Jones, guest curator of the V&A's latest exhibition, Hats: An Anthology.
Living in a Blogging Paradise
A round up of the good, the pretty and the pretty amazing blogs that are populating the webby world right now.
ONES TO WATCH
London based photographer Mark Emil Hermansen works in a variety of genres including reportage, fashion and portraiture.
Kubrick Files
For nearly half a century Kubrick's films have awed, terrified and inspired millions, now fans of the legendary director have a chance to look inside the mind that produced 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Birds Eye View Film Festival
Birds Eye View Film Festival begins Thursday March 5th
Lucky Pdf
Deep in South London lies an artist led project, promoting the work of local artists through?dynamic exhibitions, film screenings and events.
They Came, They Saw, They Drank...
It's a mess and most probably irreversible private view a hit, 02.03.09
Surveillance
SEE THE FILM THEN WRITE THE TREATMENT FOR THE SEQUEL! 25.02.09
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