I wanted to take the opportunity to highlight the contributors of BRUTAL Bristol by sharing their work and how to find out more about them. Without their interest and support in this project it would have never left the idea stage.
I hope that if you either already have a copy of the zine or you see their work for the first time here you will visit the links provided and show your support.
Ryan Trower
ryantrower.com
Instagram @ryan_trower
Twitter @ryantrowerphoto
Simon Phipps
www.simonphipps.co.uk
Instagram @new_brutalism
Twitter @new_brutalism
Jo Underhill
structuraleye.co.uk
Instagram @jounderhill
Twitter @jostructuraleye
Alasdair Ferguson
brutalist.studio
Instagram @brut.alist
Andy Duffy
Instagram – @duffmonkey
David Griffith
david-griffiths.format.com
Instagram @david.griffiths
Twitter @dpgriffiths
Spaceplay
space-play.co.uk
Instagram @space.play
You can get your own concrete mini of Prince Street Car Park from Spaceplay as well as a couple of car park that have since been demolished, including Welbeck Street and The Tricorn.
David Bonney
Twitter @isetta_windsor
The zine wouldn’t have been possible without the written input from Tom Spooner, who provided his insights into Boardmead Baptist Church, and Ray Newman who talked us through the high rise tower blocks of Redcliffe.
Tom Spooner
thespoonsterspouts.com
Instagram @dapwearer
Twitter @dapwearer
Ray Newman
precastreinforced.co.uk
Instagram @ray.newman
Twitter @MrRayNewman
Further Reading:
BRUTAL Bristol is a collaborative zine created to showcase the unique architecture of Bristol from the perspective of photographers, writers, creatives and enthusiasts.
Money raised from the sale of BRUTAL Bristol and related prints will be donated to FareShare South West, a charity working in the Bristol area fighting against food waste and hunger.
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