Category Archives: London

Daniel Shea: Blisner Exhibition runs until Friday 19th December The Blisner projects provide an account of what happened in and what remains of a single Rust Belt town during the process of deindustrialisation. The first book, Blisner Ill., begins with … Continue reading →

Encountering the Astronomical Sublime: Vintage NASA Photography 1961 – 1980 19 September – 25 October 2014 BREESE LITTLE First Floor Gallery 30b Great Sutton Street London, EC1V 0DU

London Life Competition Exhibition 7 – 29 August 2014 23 finalists will be displayed at Art Bermondsey – winners will be announced on opening night. The grand prize includes six months representation and mentorship with Gallery Director Laura Noble. Art … Continue reading →

29th July – December 2014 the following photographers were selected: Andrew Hawkes Andrew Lalchan Anthony Cash Joerg Karrenbauer Laura McGregor Linda Wisdom Mark A Paulda Mark Heathcote Paul Bate Robin Baumgarten Stuart Cashmore London Photo Gallery Bridge Lounge Dining Room … Continue reading →

MY SISTER WHO TRAVELS 18 July – 30 August 2014 a group exhibition of five contemporary women artists who use lens-based media. Each in her own way challenges canonical representations of landscape photography, and their works are presented alongside archival … Continue reading →

Jewels of the Archive 13th June – 6th September 2014 Getty Images Gallery has once again mined the exceptional Getty Images Hulton Archive to bring you a selection of treasured images, each telling its own story and forming a wider … Continue reading →

Marco Sanges: The Indecent Eye & Alexey Lyubimkin: City/ Lights 26th May- 21st June 2014 Marco Sanges cordially invites you to enter into his extraordinary worlds. This fantastic storyteller creates his photographic narratives as cinematic sequences, and as we peer … Continue reading →

Jack Fillery: An Inflection of India 22nd May – 1st July The exhibition presents an opinion of the cultural changes facing India, as its people face up to the challenge of modernity which threatens their traditions. The Borough Barista is … Continue reading →