Millie Burton’s image, Untitled (Armchair), from her series General Effects, will be among the images shown at the first Otter Gallery photography open. Works have been selected from over 150 entrants by judges Susie Medley, Director of Fotonet, and Steve McDade, Head of Fine Art at the University of Chichester. Entrants were asked to submit [...]
No Ma is a photographic portrait project about women who have not been mothers and are certain they will never be, no matter the reason. Can the No Maternity generate a certain feeling of lack of bodily/ personal achievement? On the contrary, what is the potential for women in having a life and an identity [...]
Our cities, a seamless collage of corporate spaces containing the most ambitious architecture, the most powerful companies and indeed the most sought after postcodes/ zip codes in the world. But in our current climate, as the economic viability of these spaces diminish, what factors remain to define them, are they merely reduced to commercial hinterlands? [...]
First Impressions’ is a solo exhibition of black and white hand prints by Joe Bowes. David Hurn once said on being a photographer what is really important: The need for a good pair of shoes and the fact that a photograph is made by where you stand and when you release the shutter, not in [...]
Inspired by film and all things cinematic! Twelve members of the Queens Park satellite group participate in a group show curated by long-standing LIP member Quentin Ball (ARPS) and will also include a video installation showing a series of short films provided by the Portobello Film Festival. All the works have some link to a [...]
Sculptural and photographic pieces by Agata Cardoso and Jonathon Solomon Runs October 16-22, 2009 Private view Friday 16th October 16th, 6-10pm Open Monday-Saturday 2.30-6.30pm RedGate Gallery London 209a Coldharbour Lane London SW9 8RU Public transport: Loughborough Junction overground, 45 bus from Kings Cross
A collaborative exhibition produced in response to the relationship between cinema and photography, on the theme “I Always Knew You’d Come Back”. The installation investigates the notion of the cinematic cliché, involving audience interaction to create an evolving storyboard. Participants are encouraged to edit a sequence of images that explores a personal vision or narrative [...]
Robert says, “The British Seaside is a very special place. A place to play, reflect, relax and forget. But it is also a place that has a mysterious, almost surreal dimension, a dimension that these photographs try to capture before it disappears forever.” Runs August 8 – September 4, 2009 Open weekdays 10:00 – 5:00, [...]
Cassiobury Park is one of the treasures of Watford. Despite the strollers, footballers, playing children, dog walkers, cross-country runners, miniature railway enthusiasts, picnickers, croquet players and all the others it is still possible to find moments of solitude there. It is these moments, the moments when the poetry of nature speaks, that are reflected in [...]
Odette England’s third solo show for 2009 will feature a selection of works from her acclaimed ‘Attentional Landscapes’ series in which she investigates memory through personal family photographs. Runs September 28 – November 13 2009 Private View Saturday September 26th, 7pm-9pm The Space Audley House, Hove Street Hove BN3 2DE Private view is free & [...]
Quentin Ball writes, “The night before, the anticipation kicks in. I wake early-the sky is still dark, but changing quickly with the approaching day. No time to waste! The adrenaline starts to flow. I grab an energy a coffee, waiting camera bag and am out the door and into London. There I am in a [...]
An exhibition of the winning entries into the Lauderdale House photographic competition featuring works from photographers of all backgrounds. Categories for submission were ‘Open’ and ‘Reflection’. Chris has three photographs selected for the show, one of which was the winner in the ‘Open’ category. Runs August 4-16, 2009 Private View August 5th, 7:30-9:00pm Lauderdale House [...]
The Greenwich group of London Independant Photography returns to Viewfinder Photography Gallery in August for an exhibition reflecting the diverse styles, ideas and interests of this flourishing collection of both local and international photographers. The Greenwich group formed in May 2007, meets monthly at Viewfinder and now numbers over 130 photographers. The diversity of this [...]
Photographs in the exhibition have been selected from more than 20 photographers: Adam Parkes, Adrian Capps, Anne Clements, Brad Steiner, Chris Moxey, Craig Stevenson, David Solomons, David Brownridge, Giovanni Frisari, Hamish Stewart, John Stead, Jonathan Goldberg, Jonathan Stafford, Mark Denton, Massimo Fascinari, Nigel Jarvis, Richard Conolly, Sarah Bailyn, Steve Richmond, Susanna Suovalkama and Tiffany Jones. [...]
Home Improvements, originally commissioned by Pavilion, is a series of photographs and a short film documenting domestic objects found at recycling centres. The series presents an observation of the unwanted in the context of environmental crisis. Runs August 3rd – September 25th 2009 Private view Saturday August 1st, 7-9pm Viewings by appointment exhibitions@the-space.info The Space [...]
