Category Archives: London

51 FACES OF HACKNEY 28th Feb – 30th March 2014 THE PROUD ARCHIVIST 2-10 Hertford Road, London N1 5ET

Hendrik Faure – Karl Blossfeldt: Still Life & Death 13 March to 12 April 2014 L A Noble Gallery is pleased to announce the first exhibition in the UK by German photographer Hendrik Faure featuring works from his series Photogravuren: … Continue reading →

Aida Silvestri: Even This Will Pass 12 March to 26 April Comprised of 10 photographic portraits, the exhibition tells the journeys of Eritrean refugees in their exoduses to find better stability and hope in the United Kingdom. Silvestri’s project aims … Continue reading →

For All Mankind: Vintage NASA Photographs 1964 – 1983 Until 22nd February 2014 BREESE LITTLE First Floor Gallery 30b Great Sutton Street London, EC1V 0DU m

RANCINAN XXL 18th March – 3rd April 2014 Opera Gallery London is proud to present Gérard RANCINAN’s monumental art photography in London. The exhibition XXL consists of five monumental photographs, from the Trilogy of the Moderns series. All photographs are … Continue reading →

James Burns 27th of January until 11th of February 2014 With his unrivalled access to London’s rooftops, James takes us into an enchanting world where breathtaking panorama unfolds. A place where the sunrise can be enjoyed in all its glory, … Continue reading →

MARK SELIGER 20 JANUARY – 15 FEBRUARY 2014 BEETLES AND HUXLEY 3-5 Swallow Street London, W1B 4DE

Vivian Maier Monday 2 – Saturday 28 December 2013 BEETLES AND HUXLEY 3-5 Swallow Street London W1B 4DE

DAIDO MORIYAMA Silkscreens 7 November – 20 December 2013 Daido Moriyama is recognised as one of Japan’s most influential living photographers; he is certainly the most celebrated photographer to emerge from the Japanese Provoke movement of the 1960s, and Hamiltons … Continue reading →

Having Our Say Too October 17 6-8pm PhotoVoice have partnered with the National Working Group network for Sexually Exploited Children and Young People to run participatory photography projects across the UK on a two- year project. All projects have run … Continue reading →