Sofa Sessions: Conversations with Martin Parr - Anna Fox

In this instalment of 'Sofa Sessions: Conversations with Martin Parr' 📺✨ Martin is joined by a previous student and champion of women in photography, Anna Fox.
Anna Fox gives an overview of her career. Starting with the influence of tutors Paul Graham and Martin Parr at Farnham which led to a transition from working with black and white photography to working in colour with flash ⚡ Their discussion includes a more detailed look at some of her projects including 'Work Stations' and 'Resort' 🏖
Examples of Anna's work can be found on her website: www.annafox.co.uk/
Produced by the Martin Parr Foundation.
Filmed and edited by Alexander Parkyn-Smith
/ alexanderparkynsmith

[@IanLivesey]

Always great to see photographers in person - brings my bookshelf alive ✔️

[@MartinParrFDN]

Thanks Ian, we aim to give that extra detail and information that goes beyond the images themselves and gives a balance to understanding process as well as product.

[@richardsimms251]

Wonderful video. Thank you. RS. Canada.

[@MartinParrFDN]

Thanks for watching!

[@mariobravo8253]

LOVED Her perspective and insights- Loved this video

[@MartinParrFDN]

@ Mario Bravo - thank you so much for commenting and sharing your thoughts

[@TomHamRomero]

love it - she's fantastic

[@numberfourthree]

She is long overdue for a retrospective exhibition. Would love to see that or an exhibition that focuses on 1980s British Documentary Photography.

[@markrowe5992]

Hey Anna. Good to see you are still well. I remember a very strange trip to Stonehenge with you and Ed. Love Mark.

[@begaplinsky]

This is great! Thanks

[@MartinParrFDN]

Thanks for taking time to comment 🙌

[@elshuffles]

very interesting, great stuff

[@MartinParrFDN]

Glad you enjoyed it 📸

[@moharxlyodkail173]

Why aren't there more people enjoying sofa sessions?!!

[@moharxlyodkail173]

Probably their attention span isn't sufficient.

[@mariobravo8253]

Exactly ❗ but those 30 min about a chepo lense have 5 digits views- ughhh... people are missing the Good Stuff