Critique

 

Critique (established 1999) is the regular Eye column by Rick Poynor.

 
Occupation hazardous

Occupation hazardous

Rick Poynor

For ‘place hackers’, subversive and daredevil urban explorers, photography validates a search for the sublime. Photo Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Incisive vision

Incisive vision

Rick Poynor

Eduardo Paolozzi’s gifts as a collagist have been neglected by the worlds of both art and design. Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Empathy and doubt in Arles

Empathy and doubt in Arles

Rick Poynor

From the cool alienation of colour to the directness of black and white – Rick Poynor reflects on the 2013 Rencontres d’Arles photography festival. Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Identity crisis

Identity crisis

Rick Poynor

Rebranding ITV was meant to generate a warm glow – not the heated reaction it received from viewers. Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Cold-blooded runaways

Cold-blooded runaways

Rick Poynor

A third edition of Redheaded Peckerwood, Christian Patterson’s ravishing photobook, gives this enduring American horror story another twist. Critique by Rick Poynor
 
An outlandish everyman

An outlandish everyman

Rick Poynor

These short films throw new light on the eccentric collaboration between 1960s film-maker / designer John Sewell and artist Bruce Lacey. Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Look south

Look south

Rick Poynor

In the first of a new series of Photo Critiques, Rick Poynor examines The Latin American Photobook by Horacio Fernández. Critique by Rick Poynor
 
The woman who took on the Wolf Man

The woman who took on the Wolf Man

Rick Poynor

Sława Harasymowicz’s first foray into graphic novels illuminates a Freudian case history with thrilling clarity. Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Graphic and grotesque

Graphic and grotesque

Rick Poynor

Hidden Treasure, in its reflection of our bodies in all their pathos and horror, has a morbid but irresistible attraction. Critique by Rick Poynor
 
Regeneration X

Regeneration X

Rick Poynor

Laura Oldfield Ford’s grainy Savage Messiah brings new urgency to an updated punk aesthetic. Critique by Rick Poynor
 
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