F.M.P. FULL REFERENCES AND RESOURCES LIST.

FINAL MAJOR PROJECT. WEEK 24.

BOOKS

• Adedotun, H (Ed). 2019. Jacques Henri Lartigue. Paris, Flammarion.
• Attlee, H. 2014. The Land Where Lemons Grow. London, Penguin.
• Ballen, R. 2017. Ballenesque. London, Thames and Hudson.
• Bayles, D & Orland, T. 1993. Art and Fear. (10th ed). Santa Barbara, Capra Press.
• Bell, C & Howe, Z. 2019. Dayglo – The Poly Styrene Story. London, Omnibus Press.
• Berger, J and Mohr, J. 1975. The Seventh Man. 2nd ed. London, Verso.
• Bright, S. 2017. Feast For The Eyes. New York, Aperture.
• Brook, P. 1968. The Empty Space. (2nd Ed). London, Penguin.
• Campany, D. 2020. On Photographs. London, Thames and Hudson.
• Cotton, C. 2009. The Photograph As Contemporary Art. (3rd Ed.) London, Thames and Hudson.
• D’Astier, M and Ravache M. 2015. Lartigue – Life In Colour. New York, Abrams.
• Dean, T. 2018. Complete Works And Filmography. London, Royal Academy of Arts.
• Dean, T. 2018. Selected Writings. London, Royal Academy of Arts.
• Dent, G. 2020. Hungry. London, Mudlark.
• Dunt, I. 2020. How To Be A Liberal. United Kingdom, Canbury Press.
• Fortenberry, D. and Morrill R. (Ed.). 2018. Flying Too Close To The Sun. London: Phaidon Press Ltd.
• Flusser, V. 2000. Towards A Philosophy Of Photography. 11th ed. London, Reaktion Books.
• Hayes, N. 2020. The Book of Trespass. London, Bloomsbury.
• Huizinga, J. 1949. Homo Ludens. Ohio, Angelico Press.
• Jones, R. 2016. Violent Borders. London, Verso.
• Kuhn, A. 1995. Family Secrets. 2nd ed. London, Verso.
• Kendi, I. 2019. How To Be An Antiracist. London, Bodley Head.
• Lack, J (Ed). 2017. Why Are We ‘Artists’? 100 World Art Manifestos. London, Penguin.
• Laing, O. 2020. Funny Weather. London, Picador.
• Lawler, S. 2014. Identity. 2nd ed. Cambridge, Polity Press.
• Mann, S. 2015. Hold Still. New York, Back Bay Books.
• Plowright, N (Ed). 2019. Loose Associations Volume 5. London, The Photographers Gallery. Rankine, C. 2020. Just Us. London, Allen Lane.
• Roddey, R et al. 2020. In The Kitchen – Essays on Food and Life. London, Daunt Books. Salami, M. 2020. Sensuous Knowledge. London, Zed Books.
• Sassen, V. 2018. Hot Mirror. London, Prestel.
• Sealy, M. 2019. Decolonising The Camera. London, Lawrence and Wishart.
• Smith, P. 2019. Just Kids – Illustrated Edition. London, Bloomsbury Publishing.
• Solnit, R. 2006. A Field Guide To Getting Lost. Edinburgh, Canongate Press.
• Sontag, S. 1977. On Photography. London: Penguin.
• Soutter, L. 2013. Why Art Photography? (2nd Ed). Oxford: Routledge
• Storr, W. 2019. The Science of Storytelling. London, William Collins.
• Sylvester, D. 1975. Interviews With Francis Bacon. (4th Ed). London, Thames and Hudson.
• Tharpe, T. 2006. The Creative Habit. New York, Simon and Schuster.
• Toussaint-Samat, M. 1992. A History of Food. (2nd Ed). Chichester, Wiley-Blackwell.
• Weegee. 1945. Naked City. (2nd Ed). New York, Da Capo Press.
• Wolf, S. 2019. Photowork: Forty Photographers On Process and Practice. New York: Aperture Foundation.

ARTICLES AND PAPERS

• Andreani, E. (2009). Caravaggio used photographic techniques: researcher, Phys.Org, [Accessed on 11th Aug. 2020]. Available at: https://phys.org/news/2009-03-caravaggio-techniques
• Beddington, E. (2020). Being ‘British’ is one thing, but what exactly are we so proud of? The Guardian, 11 Oct. Available at:https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2020/oct/11/being-british-is-one-thing-but-what-exactly-are-we-so-proud-of-immigration [Accessed 11th Oct. 2020].
• Bedworth, C. (2018). Don’t Play with Your Food! Unless It’s Art. Available at: https://www.dailyartmagazine.com/dont-play-with-your-food-unless-its-art/ [Accessed 31st Oct. 2020]/
• Brinkhurst, M. (2019). Visualizing stories of migration, Mapbox, 5 March. Available at: https://blog.mapbox.com/visualizing-stories-of-migration-dbcbccd76dd9[Accessed 7th Nov. 2020].
• Chemaly, S. (2018). Anger is fire for creativity — and it’s time to let it burn. ideas.ted.com, 11 September. Available at: https://ideas.ted.com/anger-is-fire-for-creativity-and-its-time-to-let-it-burn/ [Accessed 1st Sept. 2020].
• CNN Style. (2020). What did our food look like hundreds of years ago? Art history may have the answers, CNN Style 14th July. Available at: https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/artgenetics-food-history-study-wellness-scn/index.html [Accessed 15th July 2020].
• Contemporary Clowning Projects, Who We Are. Available at: https://contemporaryclowningprojects.com/who.html [Accessed 7th October 2020]
• Di Giovine, M & Brulotte, R. (2016). Food and Foodways in Cultural Heritage. In: Edible Identities: Food as Cultural Heritage. London: Routledge. Available at: https://www.academia.edu/12647555/Food-and-Foodways-as-Cultural-Heritage?email-work-card=title[Accessed 3rd Oct 2020].
• Electronic Immigration Network. (2013). Migration Observatory: Most common word used to describe immigrants in British press is ‘illegal’. Available at: https://www.ein.org.uk/news/migration-observatory-most-common-word-used-describe-immigrants-british-press-illegal [Accessed 28th Oct. 2020].
• Funeral Guide. (2016). Traditional funeral food from around the world. Funeral Guide, 5th August. Available at: https://www.funeralguide.co.uk/blog/traditional-funeral-food [Accessed 6th Aug. 2020].
• Lindenfeld, L & Langellier, K. (2009) Introduction, Text and Performance Quarterly, 29:1, 1-4. Available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10462930802514289 [Accessed 3rd Oct. 2020].
• Martinique, E. (2016). The Fascination with Food in Art History. Available at:https://www.widewalls.ch/magazine/food-in-art-history[Accessed 31st Oct. 2020].
• Rodiers, H. (2019). Photographer Roger Ballen’s journey into the depths of the mind, Bruzz 12th November. Available at:https://www.bruzz.be/en/culture/art-books/photographer-roger-ballens-journey-depths-mind-2019-11-12 [Accessed 30th Sept. 2020].
• Shafik, E. (2020). We need to tell different stories, to humanise the other. The Guardian, 13 August. Available at: [Accessed 13th August 2020].
• Solal, A. (2013). Diane Arbus – Flirt, Flash & Mirror. ASX, 17th September. Available at: https://americansuburbx.com/2013/09/diane-arbus-flirt-flash-mirror-2013.html [Accessed 12 Sept. 2020].
• WebstaurantStore. (2020). How to Write a Menu Describing Your Food. Available at: https://www.webstaurantstore.com/article/53/how-to-write-a-menu.html [Accessed 25th oct. 2020].
• Wikipedia. (2020). Ingrid Pollard. [online]. Available at:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid-Pollard[Accessed 24th Oct. 2020].
• Wikipedia. (2020). Piri Reis Map. [online] Available at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piri-Reis-map [Accessed 12th Nov. 2020].

WEBSITES

• Are.na/Swarm Dynamics. https://www.are.na/swarm-dynamics/after-the-pandemic-visions-of-radical-renewal [Accessed 8th June 2020].
• Artist Talk. (2020): Ingrid Pollard. The Photographers’ Gallery. https://thephotographersgallery.org.uk/whats-on/talks-and-events/artist-talk-ingrid-pollard-online[Accessed 20th Oct. 2020].
• Dorothy Iannone. http://www.airdeparis.com/artists/dorothy-iannone [Accessed 31st Oct. 2020].
• Ingrid Pollard. http://www.ingridpollard.com/ [Accessed 23 Oct. 2020]
• Killing, A et al. (2020) Migration Trail. Available at: https://www.migrationtrail.com/david [Accessed 7th Nov. 2020].
• Wolfgang Tillmans. https://tillmans.co.uk/ [Accessed 27th Aug. 2020].

FILM AND TELEVISION

• Big Night. (1996). [Online]. Directed by Campbell Scott and Stanley Tucci. USA: Rysher Entertainment. [Viewed on 30th June 2020]. Available from Prime.
• Jeff Wall: Retrospective. (2007). [Online]. Directed by Michael Blackwood. USA: Michael Blackwood Productions. [Viewed on 15th July 2020]. Available from Kanopy.
• Parts Unknown. (2013-2018). [Online]. Directed by Tom Vitale et al. USA: Zero Point Productions Inc. [First viewed 2nd July 2020]. Available from Netflix.
• Ralph Gibson: Photographer/Book Artist. (2002). [Online]. Directed by Paula Heredia. USA: Checkerboard Film Foundation. [Viewed 8th November 2020]. Available from Kanopy.
• Tampopo. (1985). [Online]. Directed by Juzo Itami. Japan: Itami Productions. [Viewed on 1st July 2020]. Available from Kanopy.
• Vilem Flusser: Television Image & Political Space Budapest. (1990). Lecture, Budapest. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFTaY2u4NvI&feature=emb-/ogo [Viewed on June 2nd 2020].
• What Are You? (2019). [Online]. Directed by Richard B. Pierre. Canada: Richard B. Pierre. [Viewed 18th July 2020]. Available from Kanopy.

PODCASTS

• Maron, M., 2020. Episode 1167 – Patti Smith. [podcast] WTF with Marc Maron. Available at: http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episode-1167-patti-smith [Accessed 19 October 2020].
• Wolf, S., 2020. Elinor Carucci. [podcast] PhotoWork. Available at: https://photowork.pinecast.co/episode/ffff7bf5477c487f/elinor-carucci-episode-3 [Accessed 15 October 2020].
• Wolf, S., 2020. Todd Hido. [podcast] PhotoWork. Available at: https://photowork.pinecast.co/episode/ffff7bf5477c487f/todd-hido-episode-6 [Accessed 19 October 2020].

MAGAZINES

Aint-Bad, 2020. (13).
Aperture, 2019. (237).
FFF Zine, 2019. (4 The Romance Of Food).
GUP, 2019. (63).
HUCK, 2020. (72).
Lack, H., 2020. Eat Your Heart Out. The Gourmand, (13), pp.26-29.