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Ambiguous Realities
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Walls and Windows
Published to accompany the exhibition Walls and windows at the Royal Photographic Society, Octagon Galleries, Bath 4 April - 17 May 1998.
A World Observed 1940-2010
Dorothy Bohm is widely considered one of the doyennes of British photography. To date, however, there has not been a major retrospective of her career and oeuvre, which span six decades (from the 1940s to the present day) and several continents. This situation is to be changed by an exhibition of some 250 of her photographs at Manchester Art Gallery in 2010. The accompanying book, the most detailed and comprehensive to date, is also the first publication of its kind. Lavishly illustrated with numerous full-page reproductions of the photographs displayed at the exhibition, as well as others not exhibited, the book contains three substantial essays, which cover Bohm's life, her work within the history of photography and visual culture, and her status as a female photographer. The work concludes with an extensive and easy-to-use index of thumbnail reproductions of her work.
Dorothy Bohm
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About Women
About Women is Dorothy Bohm's first book to focus exclusively on the subject of women. Taken throughout the world, from the late 1940s until the present day, her photographs range from images of ordinary women going about their everyday activities, to explorations of the role that representations of women, in the form of advertisements, posters and mannequins, play in contemporary westernised society.
A World of Wild Doubt
British poet G.K. Chestertons apocalyptic anarchist classicThe Man
Unseen: London, Paris, New York
* A fully-illustrated catalog of 60 images by 3 eminent photographers recording first impressions of London, Paris and New York over 3 crucial decades (1930s-1960s) * Images cover some of the most crucial decades of the 20th century, offering fresh perspectives on three great cities * Accompanying an exhibition of same title at Ben Uri Museum & Gallery, London (20 May - 27 August) The first publication to bring together three major twentieth-century photographers - Wolfgang Suschitzky, Dorothy Bohm and Neil Libbert - presenting their artistic responses to three great world cities across three crucial decades. Today, London, Paris, and New York are so familiar that it is hard for a modern vie...
Sixties London
Dorothy Bohm's photographs capture the city as it appeared to her in the 1960s
Inside London
This collection of photographs aims to capture the spirit of London at the beginning of the new millennium. A multi-cultural London, with its ethnic mix, shopping centres, smart restaurants, financial district and gleaming new office buildings. The photographs capture the contradictions of London, a city which whilst being forward looking is still aware of its heritage. This is the London most tourist do not see - the hidden corners where people go about their everyday lives.
