2005 Exhibitions by London Independent Photography Members
Questors Theatre Exhibition 2005
An exhibition by West London members of LIP featuring:
Brigitte Flock
Eddie Lee
Ron McCammon
Jonathon Hibberd
Colin Ember
From: | 26 November - 10 December 2005 |
Held at: | Questors Theatre Mattock Lane Ealing W5 |
Viewing times: | 7pm to 10.30pm Sunday to Wednesday 7pm to 11pm Thursday to Saturday also 12.00 to 2.30 Sunday |
Email: | ce1947@yahoo.co.uk |
Phone: | 0208 567 6492 |
Vanja Karas - Eastern Cameos, Portait as a Documentary
Vanja Karas explores the theme of 'Portrait as a Documentary' at the upcoming photographic exhibition 'Eastern Cameos' at the Dissenters' Gallery. It is an extention of her work currently exhibited at the Cottons Atrium as part of the London Independent Photography Annual Exhibition.
This series of unique and striking portraits are from her recent travels to China, Nepal, Cambodia and India where she has spent time extensively photographing the day to day lives of people who spend most of their time on the streets: mainly children, elderly people and people working in street markets.
With her strong, expressive photographic style she establishes a very personal closeness to her subjects creating a perception of intimacy, sincerity and openness. This concept of intimate revelation and eye to eye directness comes across strongly, almost as if there is no lens between the photographer and her subject.
Vanja's ability to establish a rapport with people across the customary divide of culture, language and ethnicity enables her to bring to her still photography a documentary film like look and feel that is also reflected in her work as a film maker and theatre director.
From: | 5th November - 30th November |
Held at: | Dissenters Gallery |
Opening hours: | Friday - 12 - 7pm Saturday - 11.30 - 6pm Sunday - 11.30 - 6pm or by appointment please call 0793 27 28 112 |
Email: | vanja@magentagrove.com |
Phone: | 0793 27 28 112 |
Hamish Stewart : Terre Aborigène
Terre Aborigène describes both a physical place but also a state of mind, an internal resonance with the land as a living, breathing entity. The 'Dreamtime' - the creation myth of the original inhabitants of Australia - views the landscape not as an inanimate space, but as a living embodiment of the story of creation. The presence of the 'Ancestor Spirits' who created the world is reflected in the shape of the land - its mountains, rocks, riverbeds, and waterholes.
From: | 01 September to 31 October |
Held at: | At PH7 7 Rue des Balkans - 1180 Brussels Belgium Click here for more details |
and | |
From: | 14-16 October - Private view 13 October 18:30-21:00 |
Held at: | Islington Art & Design Fair At Candid Arts Trust 3 Torrens Street London EC1V Click here for more details |
Telephone No: | 020 7837 4249 |
email: | hamish@gumphoto.co.uk |
Hamish Stewart is a Gum Bichromate Photographer with his own site at http://www.gumphoto.co.uk
Beyond the Obvious
A photographic exhibition by The Mirage Group, where each member will approach their selection of prints with a personal style to produce images both digitally and via the traditional darkroom processes.
From: | 10th September - 8th October |
Held at: | Hall Place & Gardens Bourne Road Bexley DA5 1PQ |
Telephone No: | 01322 526574 |
If further details are needed contact Dave Mason via davemasonldt@yahoo.co.uk
Alan Mynett: Photographic Works 1992-2005
At Hurstpierpoint Parish Church as part of the Hurst Arts Festival. (Hurstpierpoint is in West Sussex, about 10 miles North of Brighton)
Alan is a member both of LIP and IPSE ( Independent Photography in the South East).
This show presents a selection of his work done since he first joined IPSE
From: | 17 September to 1 October |
Times: | Saturdays: 10am - 4pm Sundays: 11.30am - 4 pm Weekdays: 11.00am - 4 pm. |
Alan will be at the show on the following days: | |
Saturday 17 September: 10am - 12 noon and 2pm-4pm Sunday 18 September: 2pm - 4 pm Friday 23 September: 2pm - 4pm Wednesday 28 September: 11am - 1pm Saturday 1 October: 2pm - 4pm. |
|
Website: | http://www.mynett.co.uk/ |
Still Lives
John Kenny's monochrome work is an attempt to capture spontaneous, fleeting connections in time that occur between the photographer and his subjects. The work was done as part of a 9 month project in 2004-2005, travelling from Mongolia to Bangladesh.
From: | 22nd September - 31st October |
Held at: | Portobello Gold 95-97 Portobello Road Notting Hill W11 2QB |
Telephone No: | 0207 460 4910 |