Today a
Kickstarter project was launched which is well worth a look and is worthy of your support...
Adrian Fisk is a photographer/film-maker; his work has featured in the world’s top current-affairs periodicals and he works for top advertising, design and PR agencies and major international brands. He spent five years documenting youth counter-culture against the 1990s socio-political backdrop of environmental protests, illegal raves and anti-globalization.
'Until the Last Oak Falls' contains a collection of powerful, compelling and important photographs, many never seen before, that he made documenting the early days of the British direct action environmental movement from 1995 - 1999.
An essay written by
Jay Griffiths (author of Why Rebel) will feature facsimiles of printed protest ephemera from the 90’s.
The book will be 160pp and the size is 170mm wide by 240mm high. This format ensures minimal paper wastage and a maximum page size from industry standard paper sheets. You can read lots more about the project
HERE.
Design is by
Zoë Bather and
Linda Byrne.
Launched today with a £16,000 goal ...it's only with your support that this book will happen. Go on - you know you want to!
Posted by Justin Hobson 06.10.2021
Design is by Zoë Bather and Linda Byrne.
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