The topography of modern life is formed by the construction of the buildings that surround us, shape our lives and give us a sense of place and belonging. The financial crisis has brought to sharp attention the importance of property, not just in this country but worldwide.
This diverse exhibition draws together the work of James Berrington and four other emerging photographers. These artists explore the temporality and meanings of place and home and the factors that shape the topography that surround us. A post-industrial town in the north of England; the financial crisis in Spain where housing developments have stalled and been abandoned; a personal examination of a childhood home; unfinished tourist industry hotels and infrastructure in Egypt; and an examination of the housing crisis through the form of the ubiquitous house brick. Further details
Runs 2-4 June 2016
Private View Thursday 2nd June, 6-10pm
Open Fri-Sat 12-6pm
71a Gallery
71 Leonard Street
London EC2A 4QS
Transport: Old Street or Shoreditch High St