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Exhibition: Brian Griffin at Burberry Fashion House

Brian Griffin

Born in Lives and works in London.

 

Considered “the photographer of the decade” by the Guardian Newspaper in , “the most unpredictable and influential British portrait photographer of the last decades” by the British Journal of Photography in and “one of Britain’s most influential photographers” by the World Photography Organisation in , Brian Griffin has been a freelance photographer, filmmaker and TV commercials and music video film director since

 

Born in Birmingham in , Brian Griffin grew up in the Black Country. At sixteen years old, he worked in a factory, making conveyors for five years. In , at twenty-one, he went to Manchester Polytechnic ( – 72) to study photography, one year before Martin Parr. After finishing the photo school in , Griffin came straight down to London intending to be a fashion photographer and met Roland Schenk, the charis

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In this episode we talk to the photographer and film maker Brian Griffin, about his surreal short films, his music videos for bands such as Pan Sonic and Depeche Mode as well as hearing about his latest book ‘Black Country Dada’, his upcoming exhibition, and his yet to be made film….

Brian is recognised as one of the most influential British photographers and created many iconic album covers for bands such as Depeche Mode, Iggy Pop and Kate Bush. 

He is also responsible for a body of work that shot business leaders and made them into surrealist art

Listen here to Brian talk about his films, his influences, and his many insights and stories alongside his script for his yet to be made film that hopefully will become a reality!

Brian Griffin

Instagram @ brian_griffin_photographer

Twitter @canadawharf

(photographer)

Clare Marie Bailey

Twitter @ClaremBailey

Instagram @claremariebailey

Music

‘Motorway’ by Mirror Gaze