Member Exhibitions

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

An exhibition that features over 200 works by artists and designers who specialise in the mediums of print and design.

Runs 4 November – 16 December, 2011
Open Wed-Sat, 10-6 pm

Bearspace
152 Deptford High Street
London SE8 3PQ

Transport: Deptford Rail, New Cross Overground

PhotoVoice-trained photographers share a range of diverse experiences and perspectives on living in Great Britain. For more details and media see the PhotoVoice website.

Runs 11-23 October 2011
Drinks Reception Wednesday 12th October, 6.30pm

Southside Shopping Centre
Garratt Lane
Wandsworth
London SW18 4TF

Nearest tube: East Putney (District line)

Image by Nick Scammell

The Crossing Lines Annual Show features an eclectic review of members’ work, curated by Johannes Rigal. Casting urban space as gateway, theatre, evocation, entrance, exit and route, Crossing Lines is an open and ongoing creative collaboration between LIP members and the Centre for Urban and Community Research (CUCR) at Goldsmiths.

LIP Members exhibiting are Judith Jones, Carol Kenna, Jiwon Kim, John Levett, Hugh Look, Peter Luck, Jennifer Roberts, Michael Rodgers, Nick Scammell, Krystina Stimakovits, Anita Strasser and Sabes Sugunasabesan.

More info on the Crossing Lines blog: cucrlip.wordpress.com

Runs 10-23 October, 2011
Private View Thursday, 13th October, 6-8pm
Open Mon-Fri, 10-5.30pm; Sat-Sun 12-4pm

Linear House Gallery
Peyton Place
Greenwich
London SE10 8RS

Greenwich National Rail & DLR

‘It’s Not Curry’ presents images from Kathryn’s 3rd visit to India in 2011. After working as a photographer and travelling extensively through the country, the diversity in culture, language, religion, environment and ‘way of life’ have become more and more apparent. This selection of images represents a unique perspective not synonymous with Western ideas of India and Indian food.

Certain qualities of the people are characterised by an inherent sense of pride in work, in communities and for the plethora of natural and man-made wonders the country offers to the rest of the world; An incredible zest for life – be it the abundance of colour in their clothing to the vigor in how they go about even the most routine day-to-day activities; An unrivaled fondness and appreciation of food, feasts and celebrations – from preparation, to serving, offering and consumption.

Visit www.fitzrovianoir.com/ or Kathryn’s website for more information.

Runs 10 October – 9 December 2011
Open evening Thursday, 20th October, 6pm-8pm
Open Mon-Fri, 7:30am-5:30pm

Reynolds, Fitzrovia
53 Charlotte Street
London W1T 4PA

Goodge Street tube | Buses: 10, 14, 24, 29, 73, 134, 390

Marina Misiti exhibits a series of ten photographs that are part of her ongoing iPhoneography project Rome-by-bus 87/70 (previously exhibited in Brooklyn NY at Callahan Gallery, March 2011) alongside another photographer and an artist in this show “Strati Velati”.

Marina’s photographs from her book Rome-by-bus 87/70 (through iPhone) present Rome from the point of view of looking out a bus window, revealing unusual details, different lights and colors, to re-invent and celebrate a very idiosyncratic map of the Eternal City — far beyond the well known, traditional postcard views.

Runs 8-21 October, 2011
Private View 7th October, 7-10pm
Open Monday-Saturday, 8am-6pm

CIB Círculo Ítalo-Brasileiro de Santa Catarina
Praça XV de novembro, 340
Centro Florianópolis SC, Brazil

Peter Marshall’s black and white images from his book ‘Before the Olympics’ present the Olympic area 20 or 30 years before 2012 and are a part of a long-term project on the Lea Valley. He exhibits alongside two other photographers in this show which is part of East London Photomonth 2011. www.eastofthecity.co.uk

Runs 1-29 October, 2011
Private view Thursday, 6th October, 6-8pm
Open Mon-Fri 8am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Closed Sun

Shoreditch Gallery
The Juggler
5 Hoxton Market
London N1 6HG

Nearest tube: Old Street / Shoreditch / Liverpool Street

Anthony Carr is showing a series of six photographs in this group exhibition which is part of Ways of Looking, a new photography fesitval in Bradford. The theme for the festival is EVIDENCE and includes exhibitions, commissions, public artworks, talks and other events. For further details see:
www.waysoflooking.org/programme/case-open-selected-works

Runs 30 Sept-30 Oct 2011
Private View Friday, 30th Sept 6.45-7.45pm
Open Tues-Sat 10am-6pm

Pop Up Art Space
Centenary Square
Bradford BD1 1SD

Come with Me presents four series of landscape photography made by Ellie Davies in The New Forest between 2008 and 2011. Davies has intervened in areas of the forest landscape to create images that express her relationship to the forest, and though each body of work stands alone as a distinct series, together they trace the trajectory of Davies’ on-going exploration of the forest as a cultural landscape.

Located on the south coast of England, The New Forest is a landscape that has been shaped by human processes over thousands of years and includes ancient woodlands and timber plantations. As such, the forest represents the confluence of nature and culture, of natural landscape and human activity. Forests are potent symbols in folklore, fairy tale and myth; places of enchantment and magic as well as of danger and mystery. In recent cultural history they have come to be associated with psychological states relating to the unconscious.

Runs 21 October – 27 November, 2011
Private View 20th October
Open Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm; weekends by appointment only.

The Print House Gallery
18 Ashwin Street
London E8 3DL

Dalston Junction Overground

Anne Clements exhibits with five other photographers at photolounge as part of Photomonth 2011, an international photography festival taking place at venues primarily around east London.

Runs 12-16 October, 2011
Open Tues-Sun 11am-6pm, Thurs to 9pm

4 Wilkes Street
London E1 6QF
Liverpool Street tube