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SHOP Going to the match, leaving the match

Going to the match, leaving the match

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Photography artwork created exclusively for Dogma by Andrew Forsyth, featured on the cover of Dogma Issue 15 (autumn 2025), available as a beautiful giclee fine art print.

Inspired by Nude Descending a Staircase, Marcel Duchamp's 1912 Modernist masterpiece, Going to the match, leaving the match layers dozens of images taken before and after a game. It records the bustling atmosphere of a Brighton crowd in early spring, presenting a sunnier, more uplifting contrast to Lowry's grim-up-north Going To the Match.

The image also has the fragmented perspective of a David Hockney photo collage, with multiple viewpoints from around the stadium. The same people are often repeated across the image; some are easy to see, many are obscured as they blend into each other. It plays with the notion of a photo being a factual record of a single moment in time, as if all our match day experiences have blurred into one.

Printed on-demand on specialist Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308gsm paper, using high quality giclee archival ink, in two sizes: large format 1000 x 327 mm plus a smaller 489 x 160mm option.

Each art print will be signed by the photographer - Dogma’s Andrew Forsyth - and delivered in a protective cardboard tube.

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Going to the match, leaving the match

from £70.00

Photography artwork created exclusively for Dogma by Andrew Forsyth, featured on the cover of Dogma Issue 15 (autumn 2025), available as a beautiful giclee fine art print.

Inspired by Nude Descending a Staircase, Marcel Duchamp's 1912 Modernist masterpiece, Going to the match, leaving the match layers dozens of images taken before and after a game. It records the bustling atmosphere of a Brighton crowd in early spring, presenting a sunnier, more uplifting contrast to Lowry's grim-up-north Going To the Match.

The image also has the fragmented perspective of a David Hockney photo collage, with multiple viewpoints from around the stadium. The same people are often repeated across the image; some are easy to see, many are obscured as they blend into each other. It plays with the notion of a photo being a factual record of a single moment in time, as if all our match day experiences have blurred into one.

Printed on-demand on specialist Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308gsm paper, using high quality giclee archival ink, in two sizes: large format 1000 x 327 mm plus a smaller 489 x 160mm option.

Each art print will be signed by the photographer - Dogma’s Andrew Forsyth - and delivered in a protective cardboard tube.

Size:
Quantity:
Add To Cart

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