Robin Maddock’s God Forgotten Face is featured in April’s edition of the British Journal of Photography, written by BJP’s editor Simon Bainbridge and includes images taken from the book and current exhibition at TJ Boulting. On until June 2nd.

Hassan Ag Tuhami from Tinariwen with Gabriella Daris and Cordelia Donohoe, at the recent God Forgotten Face/Anonymity opening at TJ Boulting!

Prior to his recent show Colin Glen spent a week in TJ Boulting Gallery drawing an interesting segment of wire that he discovered nearby, enjoy.

Images of Jarret Schecter’s new show, Anonymity, at TJ Boulting. Images on show are taken all over the world and across all continents, and aim to bring awareness of the NGO and ‘The Denan Project’. Whose mission is to bring aid to Denan and Ethiopia in East Africa. Ending 2nd June.

Images of Robin Maddock’s new show, ‘God Forgotten Face’, at TJ Boulting. Images on show include key images from the new book, also titled ‘God Forgotten Face’, combined with new images taken in recent months. Series focuses on port-town of Plymouth. Ending 2nd June.

TJ Boulting is delighted to present two concurrent solo shows in the gallery of British photographer Robin Maddock and US photographer Jarret Schecter. The work of both Maddock and Schecter have been published by Trolley Books, the publishing arm of the gallery, whilst the most recent publication of each will form the starting point of each exhibition. Robin Maddock presents his body of work looking at the British port town of Plymouth, in conjunction with the publication ‘God Forgotten Face’ (Trolley, 2011), whilst Jarret Schecter presents work on the theme of his latest book ‘Anonymity’ (Trolley, 2011), sale proceeds of which will go to the NGO ‘The Denan Project’.

TJ Boulting are at this year’s MACO fair in the New Proposals section curated by Pablo Leon de la Barra, presenting new work by Laureana Toledo (Mexico), Boo Saville (UK) and Littlewhitehead (UK). Please visit the stand at NP7.

Boo Saville will lead a free drop-in family workshop inspired by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye’s exhibition. 2-5pm Saturday 14th April.

Chisenhale Gallery
64 Chisenhale Road
London E3 5QZ

Photographs from Robin Maddock’s latest book ‘God Forgotten Face’ are featured with a double page spread this weeks Sunday Times. Described as ‘a celebration of Plymothians’

Many people tend to forget about the scores of assistants that help Damien Hirst produce his work, but even fewer are aware that a lot of them are artists in their own right. Colin Glen is exhibiting a varied body of work centred around two, found, wire objects, a tangled ball and a circle. He studies the thin shadows produced by the wires and meticulously reinterprets them as pencil-on-paper drawings and larger canvases made using graphite powder and oil. His work is being shown at London’s quirky and historically significant gallery, T.J. Boulting, which is housed in a listed 19th-century building that still sports a sign saying “T.J Boulting & Sons. Gas & Electrical Engineers est 1808”. The gallery’s owner, Gigi Giannuzzi, who also founded the publishing house Trolley Books, decided to name his gallery after the building’s old occupants.