Using the Bridge as artistic stimuli and exploring the themes of appearance and disguise, Tower Bridge's inaugural Artist in Residence, Alex Evans, presents 'Beauty and the Bridge', a new exhibition of works created in response to an internationally recognised symbol of London and incredible feat of Victorian engineering. Launching on 17 July and running until [...]
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ART JERICHO presents GERRY BADGER: PHOTOGRAPHS London / New York 16 March - 10 April 2011 Private View & Drinks Reception: Sunday 13 March 12-4pm & Sunday 3 April 12-4pm Gallery hours: Wednesday - Saturday 11-5pm Sunday 1-5pm ART JERICHO King Street Oxford OX3 7AD 07709 239322
Hysterectic is a unique photographic project that creatively interprets one woman’s journey through a hysterectomy operation. It challenges conventional perception and asks questions as to how, with imagination and creativity, a woman can take some personal control over this often traumatic medical procedure on the feminine body and psyche. The work shines a light on [...]
Mr. Whiskets writes, " It is no secret that David Campany is a friend to Errata Editions since he contributed the essay to our study of Eugene Atget's Photographe de Paris so risking cries of cronyism I highly recommend his book by Reaktion called Photography and Cinema. This yet another title in the interesting Exposures [...]
Mr. Whiskets writes, "To say that Lee Friedlander is a pedestrian would be an understatement. His photographs in Sticks and Stones: Architectural America are almost entirely made from a vantage point confined to sidewalks. He does not venture far from the walking paths that line city and suburban streets - especially since many are made [...]
Dan Hays Roderick Harris Marc Hulson Peter Lloyd Lewis Garden of the Sleep of Love is an exhibition featuring work that investigates ideas of the sublime, artificiality, beauty, mortality and the grotesque in relation to painting. Through a variety of mediums four artists present works that explore these concepts in terms of contemporary phenomena including [...]
Mr. Whiskets writes, "My posts tend to be rather long (which I think is a good thing) but there are times when I'd simply like to be brief and spotlight some books I feel I've been neglecting. There are many fine titles that I think are interesting and worth your notice but when I sit [...]
Mr. Whiskets writes, "Most artists need to find ways of paying the bills and this usually involves stepping outside of their immediate interests. Unless, of course, they were born into wealth and the day to day search for money is unnecessary. I have the notion that good art doesn't naturally spring from that environment but [...]
NIKO KOPPEL writes, "BACK in the 1970s, a gutsy blonde named Jill Freedman armed with a battered Leica M4 and an eye for the offbeat trained her lens on the spirited characters and gritty sidewalks of a now-extinct city. Influenced by the Modernist documentarian André Kertész, with references to the hard-edged, black-and-white works of Weegee [...]