ダンヒルさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ダンヒルInstagram)「DUNHILL COMMUNITY: CURATED⁠ GROWING UP BLACK⁠ BY DENNIS MORRIS⁠ ⁠ “I chose the images to show how stylish Black working class people were at the time, even through the hardship they experienced. From the young to the old, aspirations, dignity and pride ran high. The title of the book - Growing Up Black - reflects the fact that we were the first generation to be called “Black", before we were called “Coloured people”.” - Dennis Morris⁠ Alongside his rich catalogue of photography, Morris was instrumental in defining late 70s post-punk band PIL’s (Public Image Ltd) visual identity. He had previously worked with front man John Lydon, when with the Sex Pistols, and was trusted to create everything from logo design to photography, as well as devising the band’s limited edition Metal Box album that came housed in an embossed canister. From our latest Curated story celebrating iconic British photographer @dennismcevoymorris and his book Growing Up Black. ⁠ #DennisMorris⁠ #dunhillCURATED⁠ #dunhillCOMMUNITY⁠ ⁠ (c) Dennis Morris - all rights reserved」9月16日 22時01分