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Candid photographic essay shines a spotlight on society's perpetual stereotyping of men and women.

Produktbeschreibung
Candid photographic essay shines a spotlight on society's perpetual stereotyping of men and women.
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Autorenporträt
Born and raised in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, photographer Ian Hoskin left school at an early age and without qualifications. Instead he spent much of the 1970's travelling and photographing through Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Nepal. After returning to the UK he decided to resume his studies and gained a place to study Fine Arts at the University of Sheffield. In the early 80's he made the move to London to complete an art teaching Post Graduate degree and went on to work as an art teacher. He later went on to become an education organiser for the under 16's working in the entertainment industry -including TV show Grange Hill and the blockbuster Harry Potter films. Since 2010 he's returned to focussing on his own personal, and freelance, photography most recently working on a series of portraits of artists who live and work in Devon on behalf of Hospice and a series based on his travels in India and Cuba. He lives with his partner in the East End of London.