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Henry Roberts

Henry Roberts is a writer and photographer based in London. He writes about cinema, art and culture. His work has appeared in The Guardian, Little White Lies, Metro and other publications.

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For David Hockney, Looking Was Living

By Henry Roberts

Photo London, Like Its Host City, Is Outward-Facing and Ever-Changing

By Henry Roberts

At 88, Joel Meyerowitz Is Still Playing Games

By Henry Roberts
A black-and-white photograph shows a woman in a fluffy hat and heels lying on a bed beside a man in a leopard-print jacket and sunglasses in a hotel room setting.

The Darkness and the Light in Photographer Sante D’Orazio

By Henry Roberts
New York Observer: An image shows two drag performers in elaborate orange costumes and tall headdresses posing underwater among colorful coral and fish, referencing the exhibition’s playful reinterpretation of Darwin and queer marine life.

Don’t Miss: “Darwin in Paradise Camp” at the Whitworth in Manchester

By Henry Roberts
A photographer wearing a gas mask and round protective goggles holds a large camera on a tripod beneath an open umbrella, suggesting the conditions of wartime documentation.

Don’t Miss: “Lee Miller” at Tate Britain

By Henry Roberts
A brightly colored wall installation displays repeated Financial Times front pages and layered painted imagery, with an additional large mixed-media panel hanging in front of a glass wall.

In Rotterdam, Mandy El-Sayegh Offers Up an Assault on the Senses

By Henry Roberts
A black-and-white photograph from Sally Mann’s At Twelve series shows two young women in period-style clothing posed on the back of a car in a rural setting, capturing adolescence with a mix of nostalgia and tension.

Photography’s Past and Future Hung in Tense Harmony at Paris Photo

By Henry Roberts
A group of men and boys gather in and around a narrow water channel on a sunny day, bathing and swimming in the West Bank, as shown in Adam Rouhana’s Ein Aouja.

“Thirst” at The Wellcome Collection Dives Deep into the Politics of Water

By Henry Roberts
A black and white photo of two young boys seated side by side in a living room decorated with patterned curtains and a plane hanging from the ceiling

Zofia Rydet’s Attempt to Photograph Every Home in Poland Is at The Photographers’ Gallery

By Henry Roberts
A painting by Picasso of a man playing cards done in a semi-cubist style characteristic of his later-life work

Incomprehensible Genius: A New Exhibition in Norway Showcases Picasso’s Divisive Late Work

By Henry Roberts
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