Posts tagged exhibitions
The Lives of Great Photographers
The Dick Institute, Kilmarnock
Sat 26th May - Sat 25th August 2012
From photographs by William Henry Fox Talbot, Julia Margaret Cameron and Eadweard Muybridge to Dorothea Lange, Tony Ray-Jones and Weegee, this exhibition highlights some of the most famous images ever produced. It illuminates the extraordinary and sometimes exceptional lives these photographers led. The exhibition includes original salt and albumen prints from as early as 1843 and gelatin silver prints from leading photographers of the twentieth century.
Preview event: Friday 25 May, 5.00-6.30pm.
More information/opening times here
Lo-fi at Urban Outfitters
Film, paper and photogram works. Sorry the opening clashes with camera club but the exhibition is open between 22nd February and 22nd March.
Gallery 779
www.gallery 779.com
3 photography graduates from Sunderland University are creating a new online photographic gallery for the North East. They’ve got some really interesting ideas and are definitely worth checking out!
Play:Shop - new exhibition
I have images in two new installations, in public display cabinets in the Central Lending Library. These are here 3rd - 27th September, so if anyone happens to be in town, it might be worth a look. (It would also be helpful for me to hear what others get, if anything, from these works)
Ground floor installation = “PLAY”, Mezzanine level installation =”SHOP”
Emily Beckmann
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SOWN Exhibition - Daniele Sambo
This photographic project interconnects Glasgow community gardens and represents them as a source of energy enlightening the city. The work takes into consideration the use of space and the making of place in an urban environment, continuing to look at the transformations in the city and with the spirituality of place.
The work will be exhibited from 5 September - 5 October, at New Glasgow Society, Argyle street.
Preview: 3rd of September
David Peat - Through the Looking Glass - Forty Years of Street Photography
An exhibition of David Peat’s street photography ‘Through the Looking Glass’ is in the Watermill Gallery which is part of Aberfeldy Watermill. Sat 11th Jun 2011 - Mon 25th Jul 2011
Relevant to this month’s theme - if you happen to be up that way.
Linda Kosciewicz-Fleming - Galerie Huit Photo competition 2011
For anyone who’s going to be in Arles this summer at the Photography Festival, my work has been selected for the Galerie Huit Open Salon International 2011. Follow the link here or for more information on all the finalists here
Congratulations to the 5 Telford College photography students, Kat McKeane, Katrina Alexander, Chris Fernandez, Lauren Stewart and Fereuse MacDonald who have been selected to participate in a critique of their documentary work at Stills.
Hiroshi Sugimoto
4th August to 18th September 2011
The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art and the Edinburgh International Festival are delighted to announce a major new exhibition of one of the world’s leading artists, the renowned Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto.
Consisting entirely of works which are being shown in Europe for the first time, this exhibition will feature 26 large-scale works from two of Sugimoto’s most recent series, Lightning Fields and Photogenic Drawings.
Marcus Adams: Royal Photographer
The Queen’s Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse 25 February 2011 - 5 June 2011
This exhibition celebrates the royal portraiture
of Marcus Adams (1875–1959), who devoted
his career to the photography of children.
Over a period of thirty years, from 1926 to
1956, Adams created a unique photographic
record of two generations of royal children.
More info…
August Sander - Dean Gallery
ARTIST ROOMS August Sander
12th February - 10th July 2011
Dean Gallery | Admission free
This exhibition brings together the most important images and masterpieces for which August Sander is known. Recognised as one of the most influential photographers of the twentieth century, these works represent a major overview of his achievements as an artist, photographer, and recorder of history.
Have a look at the events programme here
Photography exhibition at Tea Tree Tea
The photographer-friendly Tea Tree Tea cafe at 13 Bread Street and the Proximity Project invite you to two exhibitions this January! The top floor is taken by your fellow Democratic Camera Clubbers Simon Crofts and Sylwia Kowalczyk (aka Seeing Dubble) who will show a selection of their personal work - a selection of documentary street photography from Simon and portraits from Sylwia.
The underground level is taken over by Edi Pyczek who travelled to India and North Africa to capture the essence of the people and their surroundings, and their mutual significance. Life and living through a lens.
The exhibition opens on 7th January and will last until 3rd of February. Tea Tree Tea is open 7 days a week from 9am until 7 pm.
Susan Derges & Garry Fabian Miller
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Last Chance to see:
A Little Bit of Magic Realised
24 November 2010 - 29 January 2011
Ingleby Gallery has represented Susan Derges and Garry Fabian Miller for over ten years and A Little Bit of Magic Realisedis an opportunity to explore the wider career of these two artists in the context of early historical photographic experiments.
The White Series at The Lot
Linda Kosciewicz-Fleming’s The White Series is showing at The Lot - 15 Nov 2010 - 29 Jan 2011
Beauty, life, death and transience- the White Series is a linked group of images exploring these subjects using the female body and the colour white. The images are toyobo plate prints and have been produced using a combination of digital and analogue processes and in a limited edition.
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