Items where Author is "Houghton:Max::"

Clark, Edmund and Houghton, Max (2023) Orange Screen. [Show/Exhibition]

Houghton, Max and Rogers, Fiona (2025) Firecrackers: Female Photographers Now. Thames and Hudson, London. ISBN 9780500297230

Houghton, Max (2025) Photography as evidence. Use of photography in Holocaust trials and photography’s role as evidence today. In: On War Photography, 1 May 2025, Liverpool.

Houghton, Max and Birkin, David, Visible Justice (2025) Hostile Environments: What Happens to the Land Happens to Us. In: Hostile Environments: What Happens to the Land Happens to Us, 20 February 2025, Tate Modern.

Houghton, Max (2024) Dreams of Nations and Other Imaginary States. In: Photographing Britain, 10 May 2024, The Photographers Gallery, London.

Houghton, Max (2023) More Real Than Life. In: Ward 81: Voices; Mary Ellen Mark and Karen Folger Jacobs. Steidl Verlag, Göttingen, pp. 264-270. ISBN 978-3-96999-013-1

Houghton, Max and Laird, Lynda (2022) Caroline Herschel's Celestial Discoveries. New Statesman. ISSN 1758-924X

Houghton, Max, Visible Justice (2022) The Visual Genealogy of 'I Can't Breathe'. In: Infinitude: Ad Coelum & Beyond, 29-30 September 2022, Harvard Radcliffe Institute, Boston MA.

Houghton, Max and Birkin, David and Williams, Patricia J and Halliday, Amy (2021) Infinitude. [Show/Exhibition]

Houghton, Max and Birkin, David (2019) Visible Justice. [Show/Exhibition]

Houghton, Max and Birkin, David (2018) Collective Imaging and Imagining. In: Collective Imaging and Imagining, 27 October 2018, London College of Communication.

Houghton, Max and Smith, John. R A (2018) Torture Images: A Failure to See. In: Proceedings of the 5th Biennial Transdisciplinary Imaging Conference 2018. TransImage.

Niemi, Anja and Houghton, Max (2019) The Woman Who Never Existed or On the Subject. In: Anja Niemi: In Character. Thames and Hudson, London, pp. 7-11. ISBN 9780500545119

Wooldridge, Duncan and Soutter, Lucy and Houghton, Max (2023) Writer Conversations: Max Houghton. In: Writer Conversations. 1000 Words, London, pp. 94-97. ISBN 978-1-3999-3649-1