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Engaged Urbanism
Edited by Ben Campkin and Ger Duizings I.B. Tauris, 2016 ‘Engaged Urbanism showcases the exciting ways in which urbanists are responding to this question and working towards fairer cities. […]
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In Conversation: Place and Revolution, with Synthia Griffin of Tate Modern
Published by Open Engagement on the In Conversation: Place and Revolution Blog, edited by Gemma-Rose Turnbull 3 April 2015 In Conversation: Place and Revolution is a series of blog posts […]
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Is it possible to have a truly reciprocal partnership with a community?
Published by Open Engagement on the 100 Days 100 Questions Blog 8 May 2014 Open Engagement is a free annual conference on socially engaged art, directed and founded by Jen Delos […]
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Dialogues and Perspectives, Collaboration in Focus: Anthony Luvera In Conversation with Patrick Fox
Published by Photoworks April 2014 Patrick Fox (PF): Tell me about the invitation to collaborate. How did it come about? What form did the invitation take? Anthony […]
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Queer in Brighton
Edited by Anthony Luvera and Maria Jastrzebska, Queer in Brighton explores the untold stories and experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans* people in Brighton & Hove, past and present. The […]
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Speaking Nearby: Anthony Luvera in Conversation with Chris Wright
Published in Anthropology and Art Practice Edited by Arnd Schneider and Christopher Wright Bloomsbury, 2013 Anthony Luvera (AL): I first began working with people who have experienced being homeless […]
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Queer Times for SuperMassiveBlackHole
Guest editor SMBHmag15 Issue 15, 2013 Featuring work by Ami Barnes, Darren Campion, Thomas Hellstrom, Dean Hollowood, Adelaide Ivánova, Patricia Karallis, Michael Koch, Paul Knight, Claudia Moroni, Momo Okabe, Mélanie Pottier, […]
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Tools For Sharing: Wendy Ewald In Conversation With Anthony Luvera
Published by Photoworks November 2013 Anthony Luvera (AL): Was there a particular experience in your education or childhood that enabled you to see learning, teaching and participation as tools […]
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In My Skin: Michelle Sank In Conversation With Anthony Luvera
Published by Photomonitor September 2013 Anthony Luvera (AL): For over a decade you have photographed children, adolescents and young adults. While you have addressed particular circumstances, experiences and themes – […]
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Populate or Perish
Catalogue Essay Published in Hijacked 3 (Kehrer Verlag) Edited by Louise Clements, Mark McPherson and Leigh Robb 1. The trafficking of photography between the United Kingdom and Australia is […]
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The Photographer’s Story
Exhibition Review of Shaped by War: Photographs by Don McCullin at Imperial War Museum, London Published in Source Spring 2012, Issue 70 The ethical landscape of photojournalism is as contested […]
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The Search for Safety
Book review of A Million Shillings, Escape from Somalia by Alixandra Fazzina (Trolley) Published in Source Spring 2011, Issue 66 The ability to travel freely is taken for granted […]
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A Personal Story
Book review of The Kaddu Wasswa Archive, A Visual Biography by Andrea Stultiens (Post Editions) Published in Source Spring 2011, Issue 66 “Usually people do not write their own history. […]
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A Rocky Boat: reflections on research, process and representation Margareta Kern and Anthony Luvera in conversation
Published in Cities Methodologies Bucharest, 2010 Edited by Ger Duijzings, Simona Dumitriu and Aurora Kiraly Anthony Luvera (AL): What a great recording device you’ve got here. Margareta Kern (MK): […]
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Residency
Published in Photographies Volume 3 Issue 2 September 2010 Special Issue: Photography, Archive and Memory Guest Editors: Karen Cross and Julia Peck For almost ten years I have been […]
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Dad’s Clothes – André Penteado
Published in Source Summer 2010, Issue 63 The use of photography to memorialise the death of a relative was widely practiced in the early history of the medium. Post-mortem […]
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Fire Scene: Sarah Pickering In Conversation with Anthony Luvera
Published in Hot Shoe Apr-May 2009 Sarah Pickering’s photographs of the training grounds used by the UK law enforcement and emergency services for disaster provision are as much a view […]
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Scandalous Photographs of Children
Book review of The Henson Case by David Marr (Text Publishing) Published in Source Summer 2009, Issue 59 What is an appropriate photograph of a naked child? Who may be […]
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Authenticity in Depiction
Exhibition review of Open See by Jim Goldberg at The Photographers’ Gallery Published in Source Winter 2009/10, Issue 61 Open See, recently on show at The Photographers’ Gallery in London, […]
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A Home for Photo-Theory
Review of Photographies, and Photography and Culture Published in Source Autumn 2008, Issue 56 Photographs are more present than ever before. While it is certain that they will to […]
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A Colonial Inception
Book review of Photography and Australia by Helen Ennis (Reaktion) Published in Source Autumn 2008, Issue 56 The charting of Australian photographic history is a largely under-developed project. While […]
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Using Children’s Photographs
Published in Source Spring 2008, Issue 54 Anthony Luvera examines a number of projects in which artists have used children’s photographs and the challenges that this work presents. When considering […]
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Photographs and Assisted Self-Portraits: A public archive? by Karen Downey and Anthony Luvera
Published in Footnotes Edited by Sarah Pierce and Julie Bacon University of Ulster, 2007 ‘Dear Karen, One of the things that strikes me most about the conference is […]
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Empowering Photography
Book Review of Towards A Promised Land by Wendy Ewald (Steidl / Artangel) Published in Source Spring 2007 Issue 50 Reviewing a publication by an artist whose practice is […]
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The Feminine Ideal
Exhibition review of Being Beauteous at White Space Gallery, London Published in Source Summer 2007, Issue 51 Photography and beauty have always been slippery bedfellows. When William Henry Fox […]
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Photographs and Assisted Self-Portraits
Published in Source, Issue 47 2006 Photographs I had never wanted to photograph homeless people before. I’d read the (de)constructive writings by photo critics on ‘others’, poverty and representation. […]