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No one is a prophet in their own land.
Thank you Martin Parr for helping us see, smile and for finding your Foundation.
 • Andrew Eberlin
A Jotter and an Exhibition
The Monthly Jotter is now on Substack and news of an exhibition in Bristol
 • Andrew Eberlin
The Evil Headquarters of an Evil Corporation
Developers are moving in on Bastion House and The Museum of London...
 • Andrew Eberlin
The (dis) United Kingdom
In the early 80s, Paul Graham published a trilogy of photobooks documenting a fractious UK dealing with the demise of manufacturing and the early…
 • Andrew Eberlin
The Switch and The Clore
Extending the Tates Modern and Britain
 • Andrew Eberlin
Brutiful Bristol
A rebuilt city centre of "overpowering mediocrity, neither good to look at nor fun to walk round...” (Ian Nairn)
 • Andrew Eberlin
A burst of glory
Coventry Cathedral welcomes everyone. Including those who "got lost on the Ring Road and wound up here by mistake."
 • Andrew Eberlin
“One of the single most thrilling architectural experiences in Europe…”
Lloyds of London - outrageous, paranoid, disturbing
 • Andrew Eberlin
What's The Point?
The Point in Milton Keynes. A “whimsical Constructivist pyramid”.
 • Andrew Eberlin
Photos, photographers and photobooks.
Photos, photographers and photobooks.
Helping me to look when there is seemingly nothing new to see. Photography related musings - a mix of my own photos, photographers I admire and photobooks which inspire.
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