Dispatches from an Unofficial War Artist
By Peter Kennard

Foreword by Ken Livingstone MP, Mayor of London
Introduction by Amanda Hopkinson
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   'In its form and power, Peter Kennard's art ranks among the most important of the late twentieth century. It is important because it breaks the consensual silence surrounding the most urgent issues of the day. His pictures brilliantly evoke the faces that cry out from the silent war.'
   John Pilger. The Guardian   

   'Peter Kennard's work is haunting. Eschewing words, it insists upon not being forgotten. His images are impossible to convey with words because of their unmistakable visual texture, suggesting a strange amalgam of X-ray, satellite image and slag. The future - which for so long was a mine of gory rhetoric for those holding power - today depends upon those who insist upon looking beyond their lifetime. And to do this we have to scrutinise, like Peter Kennard, our nightmares and suppressed hopes. His art cannot be ignored.'
   John Berger, The Guardian

   'Britain's foremost agit-prop artist'
   Creative Camera  

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Dimensions:
280 x 220mm

Page Count:
112

Illustrations:
176 B&W, Duotone and Colour

Publisher:
Lund Humphries

Date:
2000

Hardback:
ISBN
0-85331-789-5

Price:
£25.00