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Exhibitions

Volha Fedarauna poses at the house, part of This is gender

This is gender photography exhibition at UCL

A new photography exhibition is opening eyes to expressions of gender across the world.

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Martin Andersen: Can’t Smile Without You

Photographer and life-long Tottenham Hotspur fan, Martin Andersen has turned his camera on his fellow fans to create Can’t Smile Without You.

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F O R M by Revolv Collective

F O R M, a group exhibition of new works and programme of public events by Revolv Collective, is on at Seen Fifteen now.

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Images from Sweet Dreams

Sweet Dreams…are made of this

A new exhibition at Village, Leeds, is raising money for a domestic violence charity.

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Fatimah Al-Zahraa Zahmoul

Young London Photographers: Common Ground

A new exhibition sees young photographers responding to the rapidly changing political and social climate they live in.

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Masculinities 2

Must-see exhibitions in February 2020

Welcome to our round-up of must-see exhibitions in February 2020.

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Visual Rights on display at Open Eye Gallery

Visual Rights at Open Eye Gallery

A new exhibition at Open Eye Gallery explores how we visualise power.

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A view out of the top deck of a bus in A Passage Through Passages

A Passage Through Passages

A Passage Through Passages, On roads in South East Asia, is on show now at The Brunei Gallery.

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Theo Simpson

Jerwood/Photoworks Awards 2020

Work by the winners of the Jerwood/Photoworks Awards 2020 is on show now.

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An untitled image by Ninagawa Mika. One of our must-see exhibitions in 2020

Must-see exhibitions in 2020

Happy new year and welcome to our round-up of must-see exhibitions in 2020.

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Hello, @sjayeyre here on day 4 of my takeover, I’d like to share some brand new work that I’ve made, commissioned by @openeyegallery and @uos_artcollection. How Will We Remember? is a programme of commissions from Open Eye Gallery and University of Salford Art Collection responding to gaps in the public consciousness around who is affected by the pandemic. I chose to make GIFS and I looked at the way women were impacted by the virus. Although, we are all navigating unfamiliar terrains, constantly re-drawing our boundaries as our physical presence and visibility in the world continually slips and changes. Many of us find ourselves existing in an in-between place, somewhere between virtual and physical worlds, communicating through barriers, windows and screens and having to negotiate the unexpected materialities of this new space including the disruptive buffering, freezing and glitching of our virtual lives.  The GIF is an ideal medium for translating this feeling, GIFs can make us loose the awareness of our own edges as we get sucked in to their never ending loop. The repetition, at first comforting, can quickly become uncomfortable, There is a feeling when you view the GIFs that their surfaces could slip at any moment. #GIF
Hi, @sjayeyre here taking over Spectrumlab’s Ins Hi, @sjayeyre here taking over Spectrumlab’s Instagram this week. I’m sharing a couple more images from a series of collages I’ve made during the last few months. As I progressed motifs and themes started to emerge that resonated with my previous work - e.g. the collapsing of different spaces - digital / analogue / virtual / handmade / real / imaginary etc, and the motif of the doppelgänger (more of that later), our shadowy double (much like what a wig can be). A selection of these images are in an exhibition #dancefirstthinklater at @generalpractice, Lincoln.
Morning, @sjayeyre here in day 3 of my takeover. I Morning, @sjayeyre here in day 3 of my takeover. I thought I’d share some new work in progress. I spend some of the lockdown making collages with materials that I had lying around. At first the process was more like doodling - a way of trying to move away from previous wok, but still using similar cut, layer and assemble methods. As I progressed motifs and themes started to emerge that resonated with my previous work - e.g. the collapsing of different spaces - digital / analogue / virtual / handmade / real / imaginary etc, and the motif of the doppelgänger (more of that later), our shadowy double (much like what a wig can be). #cutandpaste #collageart
Morning, @sjayeyre here taking over Spectrumlab’ Morning, @sjayeyre here taking over Spectrumlab’s Instagram this week. I thought I’d share some new work in progress. I spend some of the lockdown making collages with materials that I had lying around. At first the process was more like doodling - a way of trying to move away from previous wok, but still using similar cut, layer and assemble methods. As I progressed motifs and themes started to emerge that resonated with my previous work - e.g. the collapsing of different spaces - digital / analogue / virtual / handmade / real / imaginary etc, and the motif of the doppelgänger (more of that later), our shadowy double (much like what a wig can be).
Evening all, this is @sjayeyre taking over Spectru Evening all, this is @sjayeyre taking over Spectrumlab’s Instagram account this week. I plan posting two more images from my ‘Copy / Cut / Paste’ series (the rest of the week will be less wiggy I promise). In this series I played with the visual confusion of collapsing different kinds of real and virtual spaces and surfaces - alluding to the way that wigs disrupt our bodies surfaces. #collage #cutandpaste #wigs
Hi, @sjayeyre here, excitedly taking over spectrum Hi, @sjayeyre here, excitedly taking over spectrumlab’s Instagram account this week. I thought I’d start by showing you some images from a recently competed, 5 year project exploring photography and women’s wigs (the wigs themselves not the experience of wearing them - there’s another 5 year’s worth of material in that! 😀). For the series ‘Copy / Cut / Paste’ I cut up and layered my own photographs of cheap wigs (my fantasy band name 😝), to suggest that wigs are multilayered and porous objects that sit in the space between garment and prosthetic. They can be medical, cosmetic and/or performative, but I believe they are more complex than any of those things because they convey anxieties and questions about the relationship between appearance and identity. Photographs too sit in between lots of complex categories. There is more info about this project on my website - link in my IG profile biog.
@sjayeyre is a Northern based artist working with @sjayeyre is a Northern based artist working with photography, moving image and collage. Her practice often combines found imagery, her own photography, animation and sculptural artefacts. Her recent projects ‘Wigs’ and ‘Copy / Cut / Paste’ both explore the way that women’s wigs draw attention to the complex relationships between the body, its external presence and our formation of self. Sarah Eyre’s photographic work has been published in Forme, and Source Magazines. She has exhibited her work at several galleries including General Practice, Lincoln, Paper Gallery, Manchester, Huddersfield Art Gallery, QUAD, Derby, Castlefeld Gallery and Manchester Art Gallery. She recently completed a new commission ‘How we Remember’ for Open Eye Gallery and The University of Salford Art Collection. #photographer #photography #image #igtakeover
@hollie___miller here with my final post for my IG @hollie___miller here with my final post for my IG takeover @spectrumlab. Thanks so much @hazel_spectrumphotographic for letting me post away and to everyone for following along! . Tomorrow at 12 noon I will be doing a live streamed performance of an extract of 'Sonic Archetypes' with live music by @craig_scotts_lobotomy. . This will be the third work in 'Undulations' a program curated by @oridleydemonick and @daniela.neugebauer and will be live streamed on @houseofmass IG Live.
Good morning @hollie___miller here on the last day Good morning @hollie___miller here on the last day of my IG takeover @spectrumlab. Sharing a couple of my images 'Throat of a Rose' from my 'Reincarnation' series and 'Notochord' from my 'Loss of Childhood' series that are now available to purchase via www.sanmeigallery.co.uk/shop link in @sanmeigallery bio!
Good afternoon @hollie___miller here! Sharing one Good afternoon @hollie___miller here! Sharing one of my recent photographs 'Fairy Under Glass' (2020), which is available to purchase via videatelier.org (link in @dacsforartists bio). . Vide Atelier is an online shop of limited edition prints, by a great mix of contemporary artists, established by @dacsforartists, @marcelart.app and @verisart. Set up in response to the destruction of artist's livelihoods during COVID-19, all profits go straight to the artists.
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