Member Exhibitions

Stop Motion is the 7th annual exhibition of work by members of the Queens Park Group of London Independent Photography. The show features around 160 images between 23 photographers, using a wide range of media. The members were challenged to realize the theme ‘Stop Motion’, which has been interpreted in many ways – as well as incisive street photography there are more delicate realisations involving poetic sequences.

The exhibition runs in two halves. The first half, between 15-28 August will show the work of 11 photographers and the second half, between 29 August – 11 September will show the work of a further
12.

Runs August 16 – September 11, 2010
Opening times: 2 to 6 pm daily

The Gallery
Willesden Green Library Centre
95 High Road
London NW10 2SF

Tube: Willesden Green – Buses: 52, 98, 206, 260, 266, 302 & 460

About BAR and the Gallery – Brent Artist’s Resource is an artist-led voluntary organization. BAR is the leading forum for contemporary visual art in Brent and the new Gallery has been built as part of an exciting re-development of Willesden Green Library Centre. www.brentartistsresource.org.uk

The Silent Room Gallery is proud to announce its first exhibition, a photographic installation by the emerging Polish artist-photographer Karolina Maria Dudek. Dudek’s work challenges the orthodoxy of photography as a two-dimensional medium for representation of the instant, and, in artistic tradition, seeks to explore a reality existing in the imagination, behind the here-and-now. By creating installations, the third dimension presented by the gallery space becomes an element in her work, inviting the viewer to their own interpretation of the confluence of her work’s meaning, the space and reality. The subject of her work is the human being or their absence in the world.

Hate is part of an ongoing work, Faces, which explores the face as an identity key, just as a bar-code identifies a consumer product. As an identity code, the face in portrait representation can be digitally manipulated from multiple sources, for example by juxtaposing different people’s portraits, or sampling portraits across the human lifespan. In Hate, Dudek seeks to identify her own loss of innocence, and studies her own face as she contemplates or expresses disgust or hatred of the world.

Runs July 16 – August 15, 2010
Private View Thursday July 15th, 6-8 pm
Open daily 10-6pm

Silent Room Gallery
76 Atlantic Roud
London SW9 8PX
Tube: Brixton

Steve Williams was recently awarded the Associate Distinction by the Royal Photographic Society and has had two prints selected for their 153rd International Print Exhibition. Over 3,000 prints were submitted and 123 were selected.

Runs July 14 – August 31, 2010
Private View July 14th

Allen & Overy
One Bishops Square
London E1 6AD
Tube: Liverpool Street

Far from the tourist’s eye that settles on iconic landmarks, these images portray the city as it is known to its inhabitants, its authentic appearance. Familiar, though overlooked subjects that we pass by, are brought into sharp focus by the photographer. These images are the photographer’s creative responses to realities we may only subliminally absorb as we go about our hectic urban lives. Photographs by Andy Preston, Krystina Stimakovits and Nick Cobb.

Runs July 13-31, 2010
Opening night Tuesday July 13, 6.30pm
Open 12-11 pm all week

Sun and Doves Photography
61-63 Coldharbour Lane
Camberwell
London SE5 9NS
02077331525
sunanddoves.co.uk

Nearest tube Brixton but many buses go to Camberwell [it's nearer there]

Jon Goldberg & Andy Preston are showing in World Cup South Africa 2010 (As seen on various TVs in London), an exhibition of photographs taken in celebration of London-based supporters of the competing nations of this year’s world cup.

Runs July 2 – 18, 2010

PM Gallery and House
Walpole Park, Mattock Lane
Ealing W5 5EQ

Ealing Broadway tube

The unpredictable combination of the constantly changing backdrop, the changing light and of course, the passing strangers. Dave often tries to find humour and irony within his street scenes, something he hopes comes across in many of the images within this exhibition.

Runs July 3 – August 8, 2010
Private View Saturday, July 10th from midday
Open 7 days, Mon-Fri 9am-5pm; Weekends 12-4pm

Linear House
Peyton Place (off Royal Hill)
Greenwich
London SE10 8RS

Greenwich rail & DLR

The AOP Open is run by the Association of Photographers and is the only competition where professionals and amateurs compete on equal terms. There are no categories or themes in this competition so the choice of work submitted is entirely up to the photographer. The competition has been run for 11 years and each year it attracts approximately 1,500 entries from around the world.

Edward has two photographs in the exhibition.

Runs August 1-31, 2010

AOP Gallery
81 Leonard Street
London EC2A 4QS

28 small Artworks contributed by invited and selected artists, including Millie Burton, will be hidden around Edinburgh City Centre within walking distance of The Heart Of Midlothian for anyone to find. Curated by Heather Tweed as part of the Edinburgh Art Festival

Runs August 3-30, 2010

Edinburgh City Centre
Edinburgh
EH1

An exhibition of photographic portraits by Elizabeth Handy and text by Charles Handy. These four women from the farming co-operatives of the West Bank in the Occupied Palestinian Territories provide inspiring examples of how business at its best can transform lives in the developing world and may well hold messages for the rest of us. The co-operatives are enabled by The New Farm Company and Oxfam’s Enterprise Development Programme.

Runs until June 9, 2010
Open Weekdays 8am-6pm

Education Centre at Mile End Hospital
Bancroft Road
London E1 4DG
Stepney Green tube

Carol Kenna exhibits photographs from the past year, glimpses of street life in Berlin, Lunenburg, Deal and Greenwich. This is a joint exhibition with paintings by Stephen Lobb. Greenwich Open Studios is an annual presentation of artists who live or work in Greenwich.

Runs Two Weekends: 12 & 13th June; 19 & 20th June 2010
Private View June 12th, 6-9pm
Open 11am – 6pm Sat/Sun

Trafalgar Rowing Centre
11-13 Crane Street
Greenwich, London SE10 9NP

Greenwich BR & DLR; Buses 180, 177

Water Works is a photographic exhibition in which 10 residents of the London borough of Brent photographically explore the life cycle of water. They have visited a water treatment plant, had fun in a swimming pool and documented water use at home. Constantine Gras is the lead artist for Water – Way of Life, an arts, environmental and educational project connecting people with water and the waterways of West London. It is a West London Story for the 2012 Cultural Olympiad. Water Works is funded by Brent Council and Western Wedge.

Runs July 3-31, 2010
Private View Sunday July 4, 4.30-6.30pm (RSVP to cgras@me.com)
Museum open 11.00am – 4.00pm Tue-Sun, Closed Mon
Adults £9.50, OAP’s and students £8.50, Children under 16, free.

Kew Bridge Steam Museum
Green Dragon Lane
Brentford
Middlesex, London TW8 0EN
T: 020 8568 4757 / www.kbsm.org
Buses: 65, 237, 267, 391. All buses stop at Kew Bridge

Odette’s work in this exhibition was made during an Artist Research Residency in Australia, at the Arid Zone Research Station of the Imaging the Land Research Institute (ILIRI) from May-June 2009. She exhibits alongside Elaine Duigenan’s Micro Mundi.

Runs June 17 – August 6, 2010
Private View June 17th, 6-8pm
Gallery Hours: Wed-Sat, 11am-6pm (extended for 1st Thursdays, 11am-8:30pm)

Klompching Gallery
111 Front Street, Suite 206
Brooklyn, New York, 11201
Subway: F, A, C, 2, 3

Total Image Nation (TIN) is a collective and online resource for photographers across the UK. As every year, TIN is holding an inspiring exhibition at Michaelhouse Centre, a unique exhibition space inside St Michael’s Church in the city centre of Cambridge.

Runs June 7-19, 2010
Opening Party Thursday, June10th, 7-9pm
Opening times: Monday to Saturdays, 8am – 5pm

Michaelhouse Centre
Trinity Street
Cambridge CB2 1SU

Untitled – The UK’s Largest Artists’ Fair is a highly successful and dynamic event which sees as many as 7500 Visitors in its 21 hours of opening over 3 days.

Runs June 4-6, 2010
Private View Friday June 4th, 5.30-9pm

Stand A26
Chelsea Old Town Hall
King’s Road
London SW3 5EE
Sloane Square tube

Topophilia is an online photographic exhibition, where you peruse the artwork of two photographers with different styles in a first person virtual gallery. Walk through the exhibition as they show you two areas of beauty in which they have captured both the sense and their love for a place.

Runs May 21-23, 2010
Online at www.topophilia.org.uk