My exhibition of We English prints at Klompching gallery in New York closes on Saturday 24th October. If you’re in town, or passing through, I hope you get a chance to check it out.

The exhibition is reviewed by Vince Aletti in this week’s The New Yorker –

“We English,” the title of Roberts’s engrossing exhibition of large-scale color photographs (and the related book) might lead you to expect gently satiric social studies in the style of Martin Parr. But the focus of the work is primarily landscape, and several of the images are broad, handsome vistas with only a few people scattered about the terrain. Even the photographs that include larger groups were taken from a distance—a perspective that echoes classical painting, although the subjects (golfers before a line of cooling towers, race contestants sloughing through the mud of a river at low tide) are decidedly contemporary.” The New Yorker, 19.10.09

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