Led By Donkeys, May 2022, for Good On Paper
Close-up portrait of Maxi Jazz with a serious expression, shirtless.
Page from a magazine or newspaper featuring an interview with actress Helen Baxendale, age 34. The page includes a large portrait of Baxendale with red hair and a black top, and text describing her reflections on her appearance and career.
Magazine article titled 'How do I look?' featuring Tracy Emin, artist age 41. The article includes a large photo of her standing on a rooftop in an urban setting, wearing a pink top and jeans with arms crossed. The text discusses her feelings about her appearance and personal style, with quotes and a portrait by Harry Borden. There is a quiz at the bottom.
Magazine article featuring a photograph of Sharon Osbourne with red and black hair, wearing a black lace top and jewelry. The article discusses her appearance and personality.
A woman with short blonde hair in a red shirt sitting on a bed or couch, smiling at the camera.
Close-up of a Johnny Vegas with a cigarette in his mouth, holding a matchbox, and wearing a black shirt with a deep neckline, talking in a magazine interview. The article discusses his life and persona.
A collage of street art and graffiti on walls, spray paint cans, and photos of urban scenes. Central text reads "CHEEKY MONKEY," and additional text discusses graffiti art, artist Banksy, and street art culture.
Photograph of two men, Tyler Brûlé and Zed Nelson, posing together against a blue background, with Tyler's arm around Zed's shoulder.
Photo of Eric Sykes and Norma Farnes smiling indoors, with a table and shelves in the background.
Magazine article featuring Boy George, a singer and DJ, age 43. The article includes a photo of Boy George wearing a black hat, black blazer, and a graphic shirt, with pins on the blazer.
Robert Elms sitting in a chair near a window, arms crossed, wearing a gray long-sleeve shirt, in a warmly lit room with a view of buildings outside.
Magazine article titled 'Bone of contention' discussing small dogs, with a photo of a small dog wearing a red bow, surrounded by colorful festive decorations.
A written article titled 'How do I look?' by Fiona McClymont, with the subtitle 'Female and happy with your looks? Blonde and intelligent? it is possible, you know, says feminist writer Joan Smith'.
A magazine article titled 'How do I look? Meatloaf, Rock star, age 57' featuring a photograph of Meatloaf in a dark setting wearing a blue shirt and tie, sitting with his hands clasped.
A magazine page featuring a portrait of Ardahl O'Hanlon, a 39-year-old comedian, wearing a red shirt. The page includes an interview discussing his appearance and personal style.
Two women sitting on a wooden bench outdoors, smiling and holding hands, surrounded by greenery.
Photograph of two men dressed in suits standing outdoors in front of a wooden fence, smiling at the camera.
The article discusses comedian Eric Sykes and his experience with fading eyesight and hearing aids.
A photograph of Nicholas Blincoe and Tracey Emin sitting at a table in a casual setting, with boxes and shelves in the background, appearing to be in an art studio or workspace.
Photograph of two men, John Simm and Ian McCulloch, sitting together for a magazine interview, both wearing dark jackets and looking at the camera.
Photograph of Hugh Jackman and Herbert Ypma sitting at a red table, smiling, in a magazine article about their meeting, published in The Independent in April 2002.
A Buddhist monk, Claude Anshin Thomas, is holding a white cup in both hands and looking at the camera, dressed in traditional robes with a purple sash, standing indoors.
A portrait of an June Whitfield with white hair, wearing a pink jacket and a pearl necklace, resting her chin on her hand and smiling slightly.
Page from a magazine featuring an interview with Fahma Mohamed, a human rights activist, including her photo and questions and answers about her work and achievements.
Interview article about Steve Glover, a community food pioneer, with a photo of him smiling and standing inside a food tent or kitchen.
Page from a magazine or newspaper featuring an interview with Alex Krizan, a tour guide for Secret City Tours, showing a picture of him smiling outdoors.
A magazine article featuring Francesca Lenzi, co-founder of Windsor Hill Wood shelter. The article includes a photo of Francesca, a smiling woman with short gray hair, wearing a striped sweater, sitting outdoors on a bench.
Bill Bailey in a pinstripe suit sitting on a park bench, talking on his cell phone, with a yellow warning sign that reads 'Life in Progress' and has a large exclamation mark, outdoors in a park with trees in the background.
Keith Floyd dressed as a fully clothed chef, wearing a gray coat, a black hat, and a bow tie, stands outdoors in a park with fallen autumn leaves. Behind him are brick apartment buildings.
A portrait of Courtney Pine wearing a black beanie, a dark shirt with red and white lettering, and a large beaded necklace. The background is plain white, and there is a magazine article on the left side of the image.
A magazine spread titled "Super human" featuring close-up photographs of a person's eye and throat with accompanying text.
A magazine layout with three sections featuring close-up photographs of muscular men. The first on the left shows a man with a beard, looking down, labeled 'Nose.' The second on the bottom left shows a man flexing his biceps, labeled 'Biceps.' The third on the right is a close-up of a man’s face with water droplets, with a quote about physical definition.
A page from a magazine featuring photographs of hands and legs, with accompanying text discussing the significance and personal stories behind them.
A collage of photographs featuring five individuals and a large close-up of a foot and ankle. The text discusses the significance of feet, especially for a dancer, Tamara Rojo.
Tama Janowitz with dark, curly hair and red lipstick, wearing a floral patterned top, resting her face on her hand while looking contemplative. The background appears to be a window with curtains.
Book cover titled "Cultural Value: Assessing the intrinsic value of The Reader Organisation’s Shared Reading Scheme" with a photo of a white historic building with blue banners, surrounded by green trees.
Book cover titled "What Literature Can Do" with an abstract illustration of two faces in profile facing each other, surrounded by a tangle of purple and white lines representing a brain, green and black background.