Archive for the 'Photography Exhibitions' Category

Karen Millen
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24
Jun

Richard Long’s Heaven and Earth. At Tate Britain

After the previous post about naturism, here’s a quick post about, simply, nature. Richard Long, sculptor, photographer and Turner-prize winner is showing his inspirational sculptures and photographs at Tate Britain in ‘Heaven and Earth’, “a unique opportunity to understand afresh the artist’s radical rethinking of the relationship between art and landscape”. 
On until 6 September 2009 

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His book ‘Heaven and Earth’ is now available in the Focus Hub Shop.

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14
Jun

SHOWstudio Fashion Revolution by Nick Knight

Starting on 18 Sept 2009, Somerset House will host a series of events, produced by the legendary Nick Knight. Events will include specially commissioned Fashion Films; collaborations with Alexander McQueen, Peter Saville, Liberty Ross, Heston Blumenthal, Gareth Pugh, Simon Foxton and Julie Verhoeven; and even a live photographic studio with Nick Knight and other leading photographers taking 100 portraits of London’s in-crowd of models, musicians, actors and artists. So, bookmark this in your diary now.
From 18 September to 20 December at Somerset House.

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Images via Fashion Gone Rogue

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11
Jun

Unseen: Guy Bourdin. At The Wapping Project

For those of you who live in London, or happen to be visiting, get over to The Wapping Project to see the ‘Unseen: Guy Bourdin‘ exhibition, featuring 32 never-before-seen images from this iconic French fashion photographer.

Despite Guy wanting all of his photographs destroyed after his death (1991), The Wapping Project founder and director Jules Wright says,

“It is a bit of a conundrum. However, from my point of view, I think the work is extraordinary and it deserves to be seen. It’s so influential and I’m pleased and delighted to be showing it, and for the work to be re-looked at, reappraised, re-thought.”

On until 4 July 2009.

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Images from The Moment and It Hunter

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