Tsoukatou’s images reveal the movement and rhythm of life, the fleeting details and mysteries unfolding in common places and chance moments. The subtle gestures, the furtive glances, the darkness that illuminates; these are a few of the recurring symbols which appear in this work that help us recognize ourselves in the unguarded moments of [...]

Landscape photography is currently undergoing a renaissance and many photographers are turning their backs on conventional interpretations of nature. In the face of looming global political and environmental politics landscape photographers are increasingly showing places that are changing, endangered, threatened or that hold a simple metaphor beyond the physical.
The photographers featured in the [...]

An exhibition featuring photomontaged images inspired by poems that grew out of a European writers exchange
Runs May 9 – June 6 2009
Private View May 14, 6-8pm
Margate Library Gallery
Cecil Street, Margate
Kent CT9 1RE
Open Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri 9-6; Thurs 9-8; Sat 9-5

A photography and statement exhibition exploring the different meanings of “Beautiful Landscape” from a group of international photographers.
Runs May 5-10 2009
Open Tuesday-Sunday
3 Bedfordbury Gallery
Bedfordbury, Covent Garden
London WC2N 4BP
www.3bedfordbury.com
Tube: Covent Garden/ Leicester Square

The Royal Photographic Society’s International Print Exhibition is the longest standing exhibition of its kind in the world. During its long history of over 150 years, it has gained a reputation for showcasing a wide range of genres and styles of photography, with cutting edge prints being shown alongside traditional work. This has ensured its [...]

Still-Life Within Photography shows work from ‘The New Photography’ around 1920th to work by contemporary photographers.
Yoke Matze’s work includes images taken in Paul Citroen’s studio in Wassenaar, the Netherlands. Paul Citroen was a Dutch painter and photographer and studiied at the Bauhaus in Germany between the two world wars.
Runs March 28 – June 21 [...]