テート・ギャラリーさんのインスタグラム写真 - (テート・ギャラリーInstagram)「#GettoKnow Karen Knorr 📷 @karen1knorr is a photographer whose work explores a wide range of themes including cultural traditions, lifestyles, animals and patriarchy. Born in Germany and raised in Puerto Rico in the 1960s, she moved to Great Britain in the 1970s and began creating work that explores British society. 🏡These images are from her 1979-81 series ‘Belgravia’ which she made while still a student in London. It’s made up of 26 black and white photographs each with a short text below them, often creating humour and irony in the relationship between the two elements. Belgravia, where Knorr’s mother lived, is still a cosmopolitan and rich neighbourhood in London near Harrods in Knightsbridge. The work examines the British class system at the start of the Margaret Thatcher era. 🗣️ If you’d like to learn more about Knorr's work, the artist is in conversation tonight with @royalphotographicsociety - link in our bio to book your free ticket. The text on each image reads: 1. You couldn’t get me to eat lentils even if you paid me £1 per lentil 2. This is what I call my Dutch Master 3. Every morning I wake up and do 50 push-ups. I eat muesli and wheatgerm for breakfast. You are what you eat. 4. Safaris are one of the last opportunities to see endangered species in their natural Habitat. 5. I wouldn’t vote for any particular party but rather for a Leader. 6. Good Taste knows no Time, Period, no Georgraphy (sic), no Income. It can be found anytime and everywhere. 7. Today Security is more than a Luxury. It is an absolute Neccesity (sic). All images Karen Knorr, Belgravia, 1979–1981. Copyright Karen Knorr.」1月27日 1時27分