Talk
Sunday: The Creation of the Photobook with Matt Writtle and Ben Smith
05 Nov 2017
A-side B-side Gallery
London, United Kingdom
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The Allotment (Hopper) by Matt Writtle
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The Pastor (Awakening) by Matt Writtle
Event
PHOTOBOOK LAUNCH: Sunday: A Portrait of 21st Century England by Matt Writtle
26 Oct 2017
Regular hours
- Thursday
- 11:00 – 19:00
Cost of entry
FREE. Please RSVP to mail@matwrittle.com
Address
- 16-18 Ramillies Street
- Soho
- London
- W1F 7LW
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Just off Oxford Street so accessible by bus services to Oxford Street and a 2 minute walk from Oxford Circus Tube Station.
Event map
Join us and meet photographer Matt Writtle, who is launching his self published photobook Sunday in our Bookshop.
Matt has been documenting the habits of a nation on its traditional day of rest, to see how they reflect our increasingly secular society.
Please RSVP to mail@matwrittle.com
About
Join us and meet photographer Matt Writtle, who is launching his self published photobook Sunday in our Bookshop.
Matt has been documenting the habits of a nation on its traditional day of rest, to see how they reflect our increasingly secular society. He selected 12 subjects spanning a range of ages, backgrounds and locations across England, from a group of blind ramblers and a halal chicken farmer to a football fan and shoppers at Ikea.
Published after a successful Kickstarter campaign, Sunday tells the story of 12 English Sundays and offers a snapshot of 21st century England.
Matt Writtle is an award-winning portrait and documentary photographer based in London. Since 1992, he has travelled the world documenting news, social and humanitarian issues for national and international publications such as The Times, London Evening Standard, The Guardian, New York Times, The Australian and the Hong Kong Standard.
After a four years living and working abroad, he returned to England and noticed a distinct cultural shift: church attendance had continued to decline while Sunday trading legislation and the growth of the internet had contributed to faster-paced, 24/7 lifestyles, making it harder for people to switch off from work and the world. It was this shift that inspired Sunday.
Please RSVP to mail@matwrittle.com.
