Killip exhibition opens to acclaim
A new exhibition of the work of renowned Manx photographer Chris Killip has been enthusiastically received by critics and the public.
A display of 50 images of people and places opened at the Manx Museum this weekend alongside the launch of a retrospective book - both entitled The Isle of Man Revisited.
Admirers of Killip's work say his black and white, often gritty images of rural life, are uniquely Manx - and guests at Friday's preview were both surprised and impressed with the collection:
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