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Dec 13

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London Photography Exhibitions December 2018

Pop by 'n say hi!London Photography Exhibitions December 2018 As this is out last update before the Christmas break, first of all, before getting into this London Photography Exhibitions Decemeber 2018 post, we would like to wish all of our regular readers a restful break over the Christmas period and a joyful and prosperous 2019. We will be back with regular weekly updates in January and there will be some other posts in the interim. To finish the year we add an exhibition currently running at the Queen’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace. That display is the first exhibition to focus pioneering photographs by Sir Roger Fenton. This images from the Crimean war were taken when photography was still in its infancy. A time hard to image now, with images ubiquitous in modern lives. As well as that exhibition there are continuing exhibitions at Atlas Gallery, Flowers Gallery and No 20 Arts. These three displays can loosely considered to be related by the theme of our relationship with the planet and its environment. There is more on these as well as other exhibitions below. Huxley-Parlour Gallery Renovation Be sure to check opening times before visiting galleries over the Christmas break. Note […]

Dec 06

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London Photography Exhibitions December 2018

Pop by 'n say hi!London Photography Exhibitions December 2018 Photography Exhibitions in London this December remind us of our environment. With topics such as single use plastics in focus at the moment, this seems a great time for these shows. Untouched landscapes, in Ansel Adams photographs, as well as a look at ‘civilisation’ feature this week. The Ansel Adams show is on at the Atlas Gallery in Marylebone. Meanwhile, further East at the Flowers gallery, there is a study of Art Photography’s fascination with the way we live. The show is inspired, in particular, by the recent release of a new book by renowned curators. Additionally, on a similar theme, Rosie Snell’s Outliers show runs at No 20 Arts in Islington. Michael Hoppen gallery in Chelsea show rare Bill Brandt work while in South Kensington you can catch Oli Kellet’s show. That show, Cross Road Blues, runs at HackelBury Fine Art. There is also an interesting free display at Somerset House. That show features photographs as well as drawings and sculpture by South African artist Athi-Patra Ruga. Finally, the Miles Aldridge and Todd Hido show at Huxley-Parlour gallery will end soon. Read on for further details on these […]

Nov 29

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London Photography Exhibitions December 2018

Pop by 'n say hi!London Photography Exhibitions December 2018 Although 2018 is starting to come to an end, there are still fresh exhibitions opening in London this week. This week also sees the return of the Fix Photo to Southwark. The festival includes the launch of Chloe Rosser’s new book. Meanwhile in Islington Rosie Snell features at No 20 Arts. Outliers examines our relationship with nature with Swiss and Greenlandic landscapes. Back in Central London, the free Athi-Patra Ruga show continues at Somerset House. Further west, Michael Hoppen present rare Bill Brandt work in Chelsea. Meanwhile, Huxley-Parlour are hosting Miles Aldridge and Todd Hido work for a couple more weeks. That show features work from the two quite distinct artists around a suburbia theme. Read on for more details which are given further below. Note that this is the last weekend to see the New East Photo Prize 2018. The show runs at Calvert 22 until Sunday. Read on for further details on these as well as others. Take a look at the regularly updated London Photography Galleries list as well. That list compliments this post on London Photography Exhibitions. It contains information such as opening times and maps […]

Nov 22

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London Photography Exhibitions November 2018

Pop by 'n say hi!London Photography Exhibitions November 2018 November 2018 sees two new and equally exciting photography exhibitions added to our list. Significantly, rare work from British photographer Bill Brandt is on display at the Michael Hoppen Gallery in Chelsea. Meanwhile, on the Strand you can see something very different from South African Athi-Patra Ruga. Ruga is known, in particular, for his diverse practice. This is clear in this exhibition which features drawings, sculpture and film together with photography. Athi-Patra Ruga: Of Gods, Rainbows and Omissions is on until the start of January at Somerset House. Read on for more details which are given further below. Some of the photography exhibitions in London, like the New East Photo Prize 2018 at Calvert 22, are closing soon. The New East Photo Prize show features work from Eastern Europe and Russia as well as Central Asia. Another exhibition ending soon, is the Edward Burtynsky show which is at the Flowers Gallery in Soho. In particular, Edward Burtynsky: The Human Signature explores the human impact on our planet. The show also includes an augmented reality feature. Read on for further details on these as well as others. Take a look […]

Nov 15

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London Photography Exhibitions November 2018

Pop by 'n say hi!London Photography Exhibitions November 2018 Photography exhibitions in London this month include two new and equally interesting displays. First there is Miles Aldridge and Todd Hido at Huxley-Parlour. Meanwhile in South Kensington you can see British artist Oli Kellet’s work. He centres, in particular, on urban crossroads for his series at HackelBury. The Huxley-Parlour show, in contrast, explores suburbia. That is done through the lenses of the two uniquely different artists. There is not just work from well-known photographers on show this week. You can examine new work on topical themes too at Autograph in Shoreditch. They host Common Ground. That show features work from 16 to 19 year old Londoners working together with the University of the Arts, London. Also in Shoreditch, you can see the New East Photo Prize at Calvert 22. Another prize show is in annual Astronomy Photographer show in Greenwich. There are some impressive shots on display including one from UK photographer Andrew Whyte. Meanwhile, some shows are about to end. These include Common Ground together with Modern Masters. Modern Masters is at Hamiltons and features top, current and historical artists. Read on for further details on these as well as […]

Nov 08

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London Photography Exhibitions November 2018

Pop by 'n say hi!London Photography Exhibitions November 2018 London photography exhibitions for November 2018 importantly include two exhibitions looking back 100 years. This seems so relevant as we mark 100 years since the signing of the Armistice this Sunday. First there is Renewal. That show at the Imperial War Museum looks at rebuilding cities after the Great War. Secondly there is Another England at Now Gallery. That show takes photographs from an Historic England study. The study surveys 100 years of Black and Asian English heritage. Meanwhile, modern work is the focus at Calvert 22 Foundation in Shoreditch. The gallery hosts the biennial New East Photo Prize. The Masters have the run of central London. At Huxley-Parlour is Masters of Photography while at Hamiltons you can see Modern Masters. Both of those exhibitions are closing soon. Also closing soon is Shashin: are-bure-boke at Michael Hoppen. London Nights is another show coming to an end. It is running further east at the Museum of London in the City. Finally, you can see the latest Edward Burtynsky exhibition at Flowers, Cork Street. Read on for further details on these as well as others. See the regularly updated London Photography Galleries list. […]

Oct 18

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London Photography Exhibitions October 2018

Pop by 'n say hi!London Photography Exhibitions October 2018 There is even more good photography to see in London this autumn. First we go back around 100 years to the aftermath of the First World War. Renewal at the Imperial War Museum offers a look in detail at rebuilding cities after the Great War. Meanwhile in Notting Hill, there is a very different landscape on display. Hunter Barnes offers a photographic study of Las Vegas, taking the vivid vistas of the buildings as well as the workers of the legendary city. Finally, the 2018 Taylor Wessing photographic Prize exhibition has just opened. That is at the National Portrait Gallery, where you can also catch Illuminating Women. London Nights, featuring over 50 artists continues at the Museum of London. There is also a group show at Hamiltons. Modern Masters features work by Helmut Newton and Irving Penn together with Erwin Olaf and Robert Mapplethorpe. Some photography exhibitions in London, such as Expectations are ending soon. That display at the Black Cultural Archives captures the struggles as well as victories of Windrush Britain. Read on for further details on these as well as others. See the regularly updated London Photography Galleries list. The […]

Sep 20

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London Photography Exhibitions September 2018

Pop by 'n say hi!This is a London Photography Exhibitions post from our archives. Click link to see the latest London Photography Exhibitions. London Photography Exhibitions September 2018 London photography exhibitions for September include a show from the Malian photographer Malick Sidibé. There is also a look at the struggles and victories of the Windrush generation. That exhibition is at the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton while Look at Me, the Sidibé show is at Hackelbury. Hackelbury are based in South Kensington and just a quarter of an hour cycle ride from Michael Hoppen. Notably Michael Hoppen is hosting Shashin: are-bure-boke an exhibition of Japanese photography. Further afield, Modern Masters continues at Hamiltons in Mayfair. Some photography exhibitions in London, such as The Great British Seaside are ending soon. You can catch Martin Parr work as well as Simon Roberts, David Hurn and Tony-Ray Jones work at that show. Similarly, Earth Photo at the Royal Geographical Society is about to close. Read on for further details on these as well as others. See the regularly updated London Photography Galleries list. The London Photography Galleries list compliments this post on London Photography Exhibitions. It contains information such as opening times and […]

Sep 13

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London Photography Exhibitions September 2018

Pop by 'n say hi! This is a London Photography Exhibitions post from our archives. Click link to see the latest London Photography Exhibitions. London Photography Exhibitions September 2018 Photography exhibitions in London this month include two new group exhibitions. In Mayfair at Hamiltons, we have Modern Masters. Meanwhile, in Chelsea Michael Hoppen call on their massive collection of Japanese photography. Shashin: are-bure-boke at Michael Hoppen presents well known artists along lesser known ones. The show is spread across two floors of the gallery. Hamiltons also present work from modern photographers in their exhibition. Included is work from Erwin Olaf as well as Robert Frank and Irving Penn. Modern Masters is already open while Michael Hoppen open the doors on Friday 14th. Some photography exhibitions in London, such as Earth Photo are ending soon. Earth Photo is at the Royal Geographical Society. Just beside Hyde Park, it is walkable from Michael Hoppen. Peter Fraser: Mathematics at Camden Arts Centre is also ending soon. Read on for further details on these as well as others. See the regularly updated London Photography Galleries list. The London Photography Galleries list compliments this post on London Photography Exhibitions. It contains information such as opening […]

Sep 06

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London Photography Exhibitions September 2018

Pop by 'n say hi! This is a London Photography Exhibitions post from our archives. Click link to see the latest London Photography Exhibitions. London Photography Exhibitions September 2018 London Photography exhibitions this September include plenty of exciting exhibitions. While the Earth Photo continues in South Kensington, there is another exhibition worth seeing in Clerkenwell. The Beauty of Japanese Autumn showcases the stunning palette colour Japanese landscapes offer each autumn. The exhibition at Sway Gallery ends soon, check below for more. Meanwhile, Shape of Light continues at Tate Modern. That shows is a stunning celebration of 100 years of abstract art. There is also a free display of Martin Parr worth seeing at Tate Modern. Read on for further details on these as well as others. See the regularly updated London Photography Galleries list. The London Photography Galleries list compliments this post on London Photography Exhibitions. It contains information such as opening times and maps for the London photography exhibitions. The Beauty of Japanese Autumn – by June Miyoshi Closing soon. Japan’s autumn kōyō (literally ‘red leaves’) is visually stunning with shades of red, vermilion and gold adorning trees all over the country. The Beauty of Japanese Autumn showcases June […]