Poetry in Photography"The value of a picture is not proportionate to the trouble and expense it costs to obtain it, but to the poetry that it contains." P H Emerson. Poetry in Photography brings together a collection of writings and stunning images from one of the most virulent polemicists in the history of photography, P H Emerson (1856 1936), whose writing was compared at the time to dropping a bombshell at a tea party. Emerson argued against the fine art based

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She also speaks regularly at conferences

Author: Corrine Glesne

But issues of sex and gender are still largely ignored in many museums and galleries: the inequalities that exist in society are replicated in museum practice

” - John Veverka

or enhance the rich teaching role of a campus art museum

Courtauld Institute of Art

Emerson’s trenchant writing

Contributors include:

The Tate Kids Guide to Creating Games for Galleries

Annette Mees

This photo-essay brings together the powerful street art visible today on the walls of Belfast with the words of the Irish patriots who inspired them