’04/22′ – Angus Boulton
Text contribution to ‘The aerodrome: Art, heritage and landscape at former RAF Coltishall’
with John Schofield, Wayne Cocroft, Gair Dunlop and Louise K.Wilson.
Journal of Social Archaeology No.2012 12:120, Feb 2012.
Society and Space
Online interview with Dr. Debbie Lisle, Senior Lecturer in the School of Politics,
International Studies and Philosophy, Queens University Belfast, Jan-Feb 2012. LINK
Ein Magazin über Orte
Images from Richtung Berlin. Berlin Issue. No. 9, Autumn 2011. LINK
London Street Photography 1860-2010
Exhibition catalogue, curated by Mike Seaborne & Anna Sparham.
Dewi Lewis Publishing, London, Feb 2011. LINK
Review of International Studies
‘Responses to images by Angus Boulton’. Texts by Tarak Barkawi, Susan McManus,
Angharad Closs Stephens, Maja Zehfuss & Hilary Roberts.
Cambridge University Press, Vol.35, No.4, Oct 2009.
Review of International Studies
‘On “Soldier” by Suzanne Opton’ – Angus Boulton.
Cambridge University Press, Vol.35, No.4, Oct 2009.
‘Cood bay Forst Zinna: film, art and archaeology’ – Angus Boulton
Text & film stills in ‘Europe’s deadly century: perspectives on 20th century conflict heritage’.
English Heritage, Jul 2009. LINK
Restricted areas - Angus Boulton
Monograph. 80 pages, 101 Colour plates & film stills. B&W Images by Frank Gaudlitz.
Texts by Simon Faulkner, John Schofield, Angela Weight & Angus Boulton.
Published by MIRIAD/Manchester Metropolitan University/TheWappingProject, Sept 2007. LINK
European Photography
Images from Richtung Berlin. No.81, Vol.28, Issue 1, Summer 2007. LINK
‘Cood bay Forst Zinna’ - Angus Boulton
Cover image, text & film stills in ‘A Fearsome Heritage: Diverse Legacies of the Cold War’.
English Heritage. Left Coast Press, USA, 2007. LINK
Last & Lost – Atlas d’une Europe fantôme
Images from 41 Gymnasia. French Translation. Les Editions Noir sur Blanc, Lausanne, 2007. LINK
The art of collecting photography - Laura Noble
Featured artist. Images from Richtung Berlin & 41 Gymnasia. AVA publishing, London, 2006. LINK
Restricted area - Andrew Mead
Wapping Project exhibition review. The Architects Journal. No.23, Vol. 223, 15.6.06.
‘Film & photography as record and interpretation’ – Angus Boulton
Text and film stills from Stolzenhain in ‘Remapping the field: New approaches in conflict archaeology’.
English Heritage, West Kreuz Verlag, Berlin, 2006. LINK
“Melancholie der Verwandlung” – Wieland Freund
‘Last & Lost’ exhibition review. Die Welt, Berlin, 24.3.06. LINK
“Der Angriff der gegenwart auf die übrige Zeit” – Alex Rühle
‘Last & Lost’ exhibition review. Süddeutsche Zeitung, Munich, 23.03.06.
Arte – Metropolis
‘Last & Lost’ exhibition review & interview. German/French TV. Hessicher Rundfunk, 22.4.06. LINK
Last & Lost – Ein Atlas des verschwindenden Europas
Images from 41 Gymnasia. Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt-am-Main, 2006. LINK
War art: Murals & Graffiti – Military life, power & subversion
Soviet images, Eastern Europe chapter. Engish Heritage Publication. Council for British Archaeology, 2006. LINK
Galerie photo – Angus Boulton
Online magazine interview, France, Feb 2005.
Blue Sky no. 34
European Photography Festival catalogue, Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, USA, Feb 2002.
‘Out of time’ – Christoph Tannert
Images from Richtung Berlin. Paletten Art magazine No.247. Gothenburg, Sweden, Jan 2002. LINK
The Big Issue Book of Home
Images from The Homeless series. Editor, Eddie Ephraums. Hodder & Stoughton, London, Oct 2000. LINK
“Is getting into print the ultimate achievement?”
Images from Richtung Berlin. AG Photographic, London, Apr 2000.
Richtung Berlin - Angus Boulton
Monograph, 37 colour plates, 64 pages. Boomtown Berlin - Christoph Tannert, German/English text.
Published by Vice Versa Verlag, Berlin, Dec 1999. LINK
‘Home, sweet home’ - Timm Ulrichs
Project consultant/photographic contributor 1996/97.
Images published in Macht Mobil, Modo Verlag, Freiburg, 1999. LINK
“Anschwellende mittelstreifenbreiten” – Ulrich Schötker
DG Bank Exhibition review, Die Tageszeitung, Berlin, 11.6.99. LINK
The Broader Picture
The Homeless. Independent on Sunday Magazine, London, 3.9.95.