Kenneth Graves – The Home Front

Kenneth Graves – The Home FrontKen Gravess idiosyncratic photographs capture the humour and pathos of America in the transitional era of the 1960s and 1970s. Looking in from the margins, Graves highlights the contradictions inherent in America and its culture moulded equally by idealism and decline. He simultaneously examines and dismantles those myths, and plays out the tension of the American dream against the backdrop of a gritty reality. Graves uses photography as a tool to

51 × 41 cm (16 × 20")

"La Cambuse is the name of the restaurant my father opened in 1980 in a village in the south of France

society and the individual

who has made a name for himself over the past few years for bringing the art gallery directly to people with his glorious collection of images which he shares everyday on Instagram and Facebook

this inaugural monograph signals a major talent whose influence and stature will only grow with time

with a touch of British humour…

The dog is a friend

and a foreword by Erla Bolladóttir

Since the Age of Enlightenment our understanding of nature in the Western world has undergone a profound transformation

no practicing Jew

Comfort was found in the cycle of seasons

draws on the theories of colour harmony that Johannes Itten taught at the Bauhaus