‘I was struck by this beauty’: Ian Macdonald’s magnificent north-east

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‘I was struck by this beauty’: Ian Macdonald’s magnificent north-east
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From steel works and eerie houseboat communities to local kids in detention, a new exhibition celebrates ‘the quiet man of British documentary photography’

Playing chicken … Mike Swales at his allotment, Lazenby, Teesside. Photograph: Ian MacdonaldFixing Time is a retrospective exhibition exploring 50 years of work by renowned British artist and photographer Ian Macdonald.

Distinctive in his approach, Macdonald developed a unique style using traditional black-and-white film and print-making techniques. This distinctive aesthetic signifies his growing confidence in employing photography as a tool to address the pressing issues observed and lived during that transformative era

The major photographic series Redcar Blast Furnace and Smith’s Dock Shipyard are exhibited together, capturing the last days of heavy industry in Teesside. They uncovered the inner workings of the industries and the workers who provided their lifeblood. The scale of industry in Teesside is evident from the sprawling sites, which have now all but gone.

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