When Richard Billingham’s “Ray’s a Laugh” was first published by Scalo in 1996, it created quite the stir. For some, it was a deeply disturbing look at life in the Midlands region of England.

When presented in the "Sensation" exhibition orchestrated by advertising executive Charles Saatchi at London's Royal Academy in 1997, Richard ... photography is famous for, over the years ...

“Ray & Liz,” Richard Billingham’s debut feature, punctuates its main action with visits to this room, with the rest of the quietly downcast story taking place during the 1980s, as Ray ...

Richard Billingham. Courtesy of the artist and MACK ... “It looks like any hack photographer could have come in and taken this photograph — it doesn’t show you anything about the ...

Acclaimed British photographer Richard Billingham mines an unexpected cine-memoir from his childhood in Birmingham. “Ray & Liz” — the haunted and pungent debut feature by photographer ...

Richard Billingham grew up in a squalid tenement ... For years Billingham has examined the scenes of his childhood in acclaimed photography, documentary film, and other projects, but now he ...

British photographer Richard Billingham makes his directorial debut with 'Ray & Liz,' a 16mm-shot study of domestic life, inspired by his own family. By Leslie Felperin Contributing Film Critic ...

In 1997, the British photographer Richard Billingham published “Ray’s a Laugh,” a landmark book that launched him from a shelf-stacking job at a Birmingham Kwik Save to the art-world ...

Photographers Richard Billingham and Bill Cunningham ... he captured his working class parents over a number of years. The photographer’s parents were living in the suburbs of Birmingham ...

Ray & Liz is the feature directorial debut of an acclaimed photographer named Richard Billingham, a Turner Prize-nominated artist based in the UK. Justin Salinger (from Crowhurst) and Ella Smith ...

“Ray & Liz” — the haunted and pungent debut feature by photographer Richard Billingham, who’s been dabbling in the form since the late ’90s — feels like watching someone painstakingly ...