Post-War London In the years following the Second World War, London became one of Joseph McKenzie’s earliest and most enduring photographic subjects. Starting in 1947 Joseph McKenzie recorded life in and around London until the end of 1963 when he moved to...
Fashion — St Martin’s School of Art, London During the mid-1950s, while teaching photography at St Martin’s School of Art in London, Joseph McKenzie developed an extensive body of black-and-white fashion photography in collaboration with the...
Dundee – A City in Transition (1964–1966) Produced between 1964 and 1966, Dundee – A City in Transition was Joseph McKenzie’s first major photographic study after moving to the city to teach at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. Comprising 441 photographs...
Gorbals Children (1964–1965) Inspired by the powerful paintings of Gorbals children by Joan Eardley, Joseph McKenzie travelled to Glasgow between 1964 and 1965 to create what would become one of his most celebrated photographic studies. Produced during the final years...
Dunfermline and its People (1967) In 1967, Joseph McKenzie was commissioned by the Carnegie Trust to produce a photographic study of Dunfermline and its people, comprising approximately 100 images. Given considerable freedom to move throughout the town and record its...
