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Selection of images from the 'Margins' series exhibited at Nexus Art cafe, Dale Street, Manchester UK. There are actually over 40 images in this series, some of which can be seen on this website. Planning to do a book of all the images in the series at some point in the near future. |
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[( 6 )] go to Oxford [( 6 )] Collective exhibition features the work of six independent photographic artists: Tanya Ahmed, Dewald Botha, Keith Greenough, Nigel Haworth, Pete Mansell and Rob™. Their collective work explores social themes through differing approaches to photography and art. They came together for the weekend of 16th - 18th September, 2016, to record their experience and thoughts of Oxford, ngland, before being exhibited in Oxford, Canada, in October. Further details and exhibition review available at: http://www.oxfordriversidegallery.ca/6-collective.html http://www.oxfordriversidegallery.ca/review---6-go-to-oxford.html |
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A commentary on the 'Shattered Coast' seies has been included on Jesse Alexander's blog to accompany his new text book entitled 'Perspectives on Place'.
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Short video featuring myself and two of the other photographers from the exhibition at Bank Street Arts, Sheffield, talking about how the exhibition came about, what it means to each of us and the creative benefits of putting on such a show. |
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To accompany the exhibition a softback book / catalogue which includes all the images from the show is now available from Blurb website. With a foreword by Sharon Boothroyd, it retails at £20.00
Click http://www.blurb.co.uk/b/5400634-6 |
[(6)] Bank Street Arts, Sheffield July 2014
[( 6 )] features the work of six independent photographers - Tanya Ahmed, Dewald Botha, Keith Greenough, Nigel Haworth, Pete Mansell and Rob™ Their collective work explores social themes through differing genres of photography: landscape, portraiture and documentary.
‘Shattered Coast’, the series of work I chose to show at Bank Street Arts, focuses on a time after the tsunami hit Japan’s north-east coastline in 2011. Shot after most of the debris had been cleared away, it looks at what was left behind where a seaside town once stood. The series took around one month to shoot in the hot and humid Japanese mid-Summer. This is the first public showing of the project, which represents a departure from my previous, studio-based work.
9th July - 1st August
Bank Street Arts
32-40 Bank Street
Sheffield
S1 2DS
bankstreetarts.com
six-scapes.weebly.com/
#6scapes
http://www.loeildelaphotographie.com
‘Shattered Coast’, the series of work I chose to show at Bank Street Arts, focuses on a time after the tsunami hit Japan’s north-east coastline in 2011. Shot after most of the debris had been cleared away, it looks at what was left behind where a seaside town once stood. The series took around one month to shoot in the hot and humid Japanese mid-Summer. This is the first public showing of the project, which represents a departure from my previous, studio-based work.
9th July - 1st August
Bank Street Arts
32-40 Bank Street
Sheffield
S1 2DS
bankstreetarts.com
six-scapes.weebly.com/
#6scapes
http://www.loeildelaphotographie.com
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Images now up on the Source Photographic Review website. www.source.ie |
