Martin Parr - No Smoking
Rocket announces publication of the second printing of No Smoking, the new book of photographs by the internationally renowned British photographer Martin Parr. This photobook is dedicated to the increasingly controversial subject of smoking. Spanning the length of Parr’s career – with photographs from 1970 to 2019 – this book highlights the evolution of smoking culture over the last five decades.
Throughout his career Martin Parr has captured daily life as it really is and as you sift through the archives it is rather difficult to not stumble upon a cigarette, cigar, pipe or – in recent years – a dreaded vape. So, with murmurs of the United Kingdom banning the purchase of tobacco by anyone born after 2009, no time seems more ideal to offer up a typically Parr commentary on society’s ever-changing relationship with smoking.
This survey of smoking culture is edited & designed by Sid Stephenson and published by The Rocket Press, supported by DMB Represents.
Second print in 2024
Hardback
96 pp
73 full-colour and b&w photographs
Printed by die Keure
ISBN 978 1 9161033 2 0
© The Rocket Press
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Rocket announces publication of the second printing of No Smoking, the new book of photographs by the internationally renowned British photographer Martin Parr. This photobook is dedicated to the increasingly controversial subject of smoking. Spanning the length of Parr’s career – with photographs from 1970 to 2019 – this book highlights the evolution of smoking culture over the last five decades.
Throughout his career Martin Parr has captured daily life as it really is and as you sift through the archives it is rather difficult to not stumble upon a cigarette, cigar, pipe or – in recent years – a dreaded vape. So, with murmurs of the United Kingdom banning the purchase of tobacco by anyone born after 2009, no time seems more ideal to offer up a typically Parr commentary on society’s ever-changing relationship with smoking.
This survey of smoking culture is edited & designed by Sid Stephenson and published by The Rocket Press, supported by DMB Represents.
Second print in 2024
Hardback
96 pp
73 full-colour and b&w photographs
Printed by die Keure
ISBN 978 1 9161033 2 0
© The Rocket Press
