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Disco in Wolverhampton, England. 1978. Chris Steele-Perkins

$1,100

Open Edition Signed Signed Print

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A decade after Enoch Powell’s infamous speech on immigration, Chris Steele-Perkins was commissioned by The Sunday Times Magazine to travel to Wolverhampton to photograph the city’s ethnic minorities and explore how Powell’s words had affected communities in his old constituency.

Digital Fibre Print
Open Edition
Signed on recto

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Chris Steele Perkins was born in 1947 in Rangoon, Burma and at the age of two, moved to England with his father.

Steele-Perkins has produced some of the most iconic images of British society in the last half century, exploring youth subcultures, poverty and community with artful sensitivity.

His more than 45-year career has seen him travel widely, making significant bodies of work in his home country of Myanmar, as well as Japan, Africa and Afghanistan, all of which have received critical acclaim. Steele Perkins became a member of Magnum Photos in 1979 and continues to work in Britain and abroad.