Member Exhibitions

Tina Rowe has produced a series of large scale cyanotypes, gum prints and acrylic lifts made from photographs taken during walks to and from work over the last 25 years in the UK, Germany and Poland. They are on display alongside the work of abstract painter Elain Ginsburg

Runs 11-31 January 2012
Private View January 13th

Ruskin Gallery
Working Men’s College
Crowndale Road
Camden NW1 1TR

Nearest Tube: Mornington Crescent
Buses: 24, 27, 29, 31, 46, 88, 134, 168, 214, 253

Mary Miller photo / RBKC Local Studies & Archive

Common Ground presents works from four London based artists that question our relationship with history, the urban landscape and popular culture. The show asks: do we collude with or critique what we encounter in our everyday environments?

LIP member Constantine Gras presents a new short film based on an archive photograph depicting the last house demolished for the Westway (A40) flyover. Using the space of the house cinematically, the film tells a very human story of a man losing his family home in the face of large scale city planning and modernization.

Runs 20 January – 19 March 2012
Private View Thursday, 19th January, 6.30-9.00pm
Open Fri, Sat, Sun 12-6pm or by appointment

Latymer Projects
Freston Road Studios
154 Freston Road
London W10 6TR

Latimer Road tube station

Contemporary photographers transcending the print – Part of London Art Fair showcasing contemporary photography

Runs 18 – 22 January 2012
Open Wed-Thu 11am-9pm; Fri 11am-7pm; Sat 10am-7pm; Sun 10am-5pm

Business Design Centre
52 Upper Street
London N1 0QH

Angel Underground (Northern Line) two minute walk

Selected as a Curated Art Project at the London Art Fair 2012, it features 30 relics, Imaginary People Triptych and 12 Heads.

Runs 18-22 January, 2012
Open Wed, Thurs 11am-9pm; Fri 11am-7pm; Sat 10am-7pm; Sun 10am-5pm

Business Design Centre Islington
52 Upper Street
London N1 0QH

Angel Underground Station (Northern Line) is a two minute walk

Corin’s photograph ‘Hastings Fisherman’ has been selected for the book and exhibition for this year’s Take a View – Landscape Photographer of the Year 2011. She was pleased to hear that the image has been commended by the judges and selected as Judge’s choice by John Langley of the National Theatre.

Runs 5 December 2011 – 28 January 2012
Open 9.30am–10.30pm, Mon–Sat (from 4pm on Bank Holidays); 12-6pm Sun
Please check National Theatre website
NB. Closed on 8th January for NT event

Lyttelton Foyer
National Theatre
South Bank
London SE1 9PX
020 7452 3400

A photographic projection evening hosted by Photomonth East London, featuring work by Chris Dorley-Brown along with festival patrons Tom Hunter, Stephen Gill and Jenny Matthews. Other renowned photographers and residents of Hackney have been invited to show their work on the big screen. All photographs are of Hackney.

Come and enjoy an evening of extraordinary imagery
RSVP info@alternativearts.co.uk

One night: Thursday 24th November 2011, 7-9pm

Hackney Museum
1 Reading Lane
London E8 1GQ

FotoSpace Gallery has their launch exhibition of images by Scottish Photographers, which like LIP is an informal network of independent minded photographers, aiming to encourage the practice of photography as a means of personal expression as well as an art form.

Runs 5 December 2011 – 11 January 2012
Private view 3rd December, 3-5pm

FotoSpace Gallery
The Rothes Hall, Rothes Square
Glenrothes, Fife KY7 5NX
Scotland

Faustus: How come it then that thou art out of hell?
Mephistophilis: Why this is hell, nor am I out of it.
- Dr Faustus Scene iii Christopher Marlowe

The show will feature 13 local members exhibiting work that represents, or has been inspired by a piece of literature. This may be a quote, a line from a poem, lyrics from a song or anything broadly connected to ‘the written word’. Pictorial expressions and visual interpretations of the feelings and meanings of a simple phrase. It will be a chance to see a diverse and evocative body of work from the established and local Queens Park Satellite Group.

Runs 17 November 2011 – 6 January 2012
Private View 17th November, 6-9 pm

The Wall
Willesden Green Library Centre
95 High Road NW10 2SF

Willesden Green tube (Jubilee Line); Buses 52, 98, 206, 260, 460

An exhibition of QUADROPHOTOS involving four different photos of the same subject exploring properties of space, colour and light. Subjects include architecture and landscapes from around the world.

Runs 18 November 2011 – 13 January 2012
Private View 17th November, 5-8pm
Open Monday-Fri, 9am to 7pm

The Conference Centre
St Pancras Hospital
4 St Pancras Way
London NW1 0PE

Kings Cross or Mornington Crescent tube, Bus 46

Three photographers explore their individual responses to the same subject matter – the interaction of people and places. Their perspectives range through different degrees of abstraction, from the human to the formal. From everyday interactions between real individuals captured in a moment, to the pure patterns formed by building and street furniture seen from normally unobserved viewpoints. Further details at this link.

Runs 25 October 2011 – 29 January 2012
Private View November 19th, 5-8pm
Open Mon-Sun, 10am-5pm

ArtCell Gallery
Cancer Research UK, Cambridge Research Institute
Li Ka Shing Centre, Robinson Way
Cambridge CB2 0RE

Bus C1, C2, C7, C8 (Addenbrookes Hospital)

Portraits in this exhibition were taken at Latitude Festival in 2009, with each performer photographed before and after reading. Subjects include Simon Armitage, Laura Dockrill, Paul Farley, Jackie Kay, Sir Andrew Motion, Kate Tempest and Luke Wright.

Join us for a glass of wine at the private view, where the following poets will perform their poetry from 8pm: Josh Idehen, Tamsin Kendrick, Molly Naylor and John Osborne. More info at www.alexander-williamson.com

Runs 1-10 December, 2011
Private View event 6th December, 6.30-9.30pm

Westminster Reference Library
35 St Martin’s Street (south end of Leicester Square)
London WC2H 7HP

Nearest tube: Leicester Square or Charing Cross

Index7 showcases the work of seven visual artists and photographers who have graduated from Central St Martins’ postgraduate photography course over recent years. The course, which had its final show at the art school’s iconic Charing Cross Road building in June, gained a reputation for promoting emerging talent, with graduates going on to win major awards. The exhibition is part of Photomonth 2011.

Paul Vickery’s practice is concerned with Western culture’s obsession with image, identity and the contradictory nature of the human condition. His project Past Imperfect Future Tense focuses on people who desire to be visible but are often viewed as outsiders in ‘normal’ society. The work highlights that coming to terms with confusion and contradiction are perhaps the final things we have to deal with as human beings.

Runs 20th October – 3rd November 2011
Private view Thursday, 20th October, 6-9pm
Open Tuesday-Friday, 10am-6pm

Protein Gallery
18 Hewett Street
London EC2A 3NN

Mary Pritchard’s solo show features huge hand-coloured images of ancient heritage trees which all have stories and legends attached to them. These tree portraits aim to capture the personality of these ‘green monuments’ and their long interaction with humanity. Who knows what momentous dramas these craggy faces have witnessed throughout their lives?

Alongside these tree portraits will be atmospheric images taken with a hand-made pinhole camera of journeys through England and further afield. ‘Counting Elephants’ refers to the method Mary uses to calculate the exposure times required with the pinhole camera, and is also the title of a series of tiny hand-made books of these journeys. Mary also works as a ceramicist and will show her ‘organic’ porcelain paperclay sculptures and vessels. www.marypritchard.net

Runs 5 November – 4 December, 2011
Private View 12th November, 6-9pm
Open Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm (Other times by appointment)

Artisan
80 Harlesden Road
London NW10 2BE
www.artisan80.com

Willesden Green (tube) & Kensal Rise (overground)

‘Pebbles & People’ is a group show curated by Lorenzo Belenguer, exploring landscapes and people as a metaphor for ripples of memory and our psychological recollection and abandon within that.

26 September – 6 November, 2011
Open daily 12-10pm (Sundays 3pm-9pm)

The Tricycle Gallery
(within the Tricycle Theatre)
269 Kilburn High Road
London NW6 7JR

Nearest tube Brondesbury BR, Kilburn (Jubilee line)

Martina Geccelli image

Martina and Celine have photographs show in the Open Here exhibition as part of the 21st Annual Hereford Photography Festival. Martina’s work is a selection from her series Suites on the World Trade Center in New York, while Celine shows prints from her Swimmers series photographed at the Serpentine.

Work from 22 photographers was selected from over 300 submissions from across the globe, by panel judges Caitlin Griffiths, Artistic Director of HPF; Nina Gustavsson, photographer and tutor at Hereford College of Arts; Melissa DeWitt editor of HotShoe, and Simon Bainbridge editor of BJP.

Runs 28 October – 28 November, 2011
Opening Friday, 28th October, 8-10pm Please RSVP to Cai@photofest.org
www.photofest.org

The Courtyard Centre for the Arts
Edgar Street
Hereford HR4 9JR