Publisher/Secker & Warburg

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British photographer Chris Killip's photo book "In Flagrante". Born in the Isle of Man and working as an assistant in London, Kilip returned to the Isle of Man to film his hometown, and later moved to Newcastle to serve as a curator and advisor as a founding member of the gallery. He has now moved to the United States and continues to take photographs while teaching at Harvard University. This book is the 2nd photo book that was praised as a masterpiece of documentary work and won the Henri Cartier Bresson Award. Filmed in the northeastern part of England in the 1980s, this documentary depicts the reality of locals who have been forced to live harshly due to the decline of industry. Contrasting landscapes and humans, humans and humans, such as adults wearing ancestral clothes, raging young people, hopeful children, warm families, etc. against the backdrop of desolate land, severe cold, and dilapidated factories and buildings Is very interesting, and a human drama full of dreams, friendship, and affection is condensed in the midst of hardship, anxiety, and sadness. A text by John Berger, a well-known novelist and art critic. (Published in Parr & Badger / Vol.II)