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

venerdì 23 marzo ore 19.30 / Friday 23rd March, 7.30pm

Officine Fotografiche

via Giuseppe Libetta, 1 – Roma

nell’ambito della settima edizione di Obbiettivo Donna

Introduce Manuela De Leonardis, al termine della presentazione seguirà il book signing con l’autrice.

Il libro “la Terza Venezia”, nasce a conclusione di una residenza nella città di Venezia.  Pensato come un diario onirico, è composto da vedute della città e brevi testi. Le immagini esplorano i luoghi attraverso il filtro dell’immaginazione e del sogno, seguendo una divisione in quattro serie tematiche: “Nautofoni” (immagini della città immersa nella nebbia), “Souvenir” (tipici oggetti-ricordo veneziani ambientati in luoghi anonimi della città); “Fantasmi”(leggende e storie surreali che hanno per soggetto Venezia); e infine “Quando comincia l’acqua” (storie di allagamenti, reali e immaginati, di palazzi e chiese).

Il volume ha una serie, in edizione limitata, di sole 100 copie comprendenti una fotografia originale numerata e firmata dall’artista.

Today, four years ago Philip Jones Griffiths passed away. Still greatly missed, should anybody want to hear his voice and re-link to his great mind please watch this interview…

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.

The Only House Left Standing by Tom Hurndall – slideshow of images on Guardian website today

Sean O’Hagan reviews Tom Hurndall’s book The Only House Left Standing:

Tom Hurndall was a peace activist and an aspiring photojournalist. His photographs, alongside his journals, bear witness to the often terrible, sometimes uplifting, events he saw and experienced while living among families in Iraq, in a refugee camp in Jordan, and in the Gaza Strip. It was there on 11 April 2003 that he was shot in the head by an Israeli soldier while attempting to rescue a child who had been pinned down by gunfire. He died nine months later in hospital in London. He was 22….

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To the untrained eye Colin Glen’s line drawings may not look like much – in fact you’re probably looking at them and thinking ‘I could do that’, but there’s much more to these images than meets the eye. Glen went through quite a process to get to the finished versions and that’s what makes his work in his new exhibition at TJ Boulting gallery so interesting – after all it’s conceptual art and what is conceptual art without a bit of an explanation alongside it?

Her solo show opens tonight – 17th Feb until 11th March