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Untitled from the series The Visitors, 1974 - 1976 Copyright Keith Arnatt

London, UK
Keith Arnatt: I Am a Real Photographer

In the late 60s and early 70s, Arnatt used photography to capture his otherwise ephemeral conceptual work.

29 June - 2 September, 2007 The Photographers Gallery

A TYPICALLY tongue-in-cheek work of this time, Trouser-Word Piece (1972), shows Arnatt wearing a placard stating ‘I’m a Real Artist’. Shortly after this, Arnatt decided to concentrate solely on photography.

Created with a knowing, subversive humour this work transcends easy categorisation. The straightforward portraits of The Visitors (1974 – 76) hint at his interest in the history of portrait photography, while playing on the relation between the camera and its subject.



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London, UK Keith Arnatt: I Am a Real Photographer

In the late 60s and early 70s, Arnatt used photography to capture his otherwise ephemeral conceptual work.

29 June - 2 September, 2007 The Photographers Gallery

London, UK
Keith Arnatt: I Am a Real Photographer