A Role for Artists in Troubled Times: Essays by a rebellious photographer/filmmaker

About Robert Golden

EDUCATION Robert Golden was educated at Monteith Collage in Detroit Michigan studying intellectual history for which he was nominated as a Woodrow Wilson Scholar. He graduated University of Michigan with a BA in Modern European History and a BS in Design. He also attended the London School of Film Technique. PHOTOGRAPHY In his early career he worked with many magazines and newspapers creating photo-essays and stories for articles. He also was commissioned to photograph well know actors politicians and others producing magazine book and record covers. He pioneered a new style of advertising and editorial food photography; conceived and shot ten award winning books called the 'PEOPLE WORKING SERIES' published by Penguin; a book about unemployment called DOWN THE ROAD and was a major contributor to THE AMERICAN AIR AND SPACE and the NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM CATALOGUES. He became Chairman of the Association of Photographers and created the Association Awards which have since become the most well-known and respected photography awards in Britain for which he received the Chairman's Award in 1996. He has trained several well-known photographers: Fay Godwin Eamonn McCabe and Robin Broadbent.