Islington Exhibits 2013: Opening night!

Last night was the private view of the exhibitions, and it was both a surreal and amazing experience!

More information, and photos etc, about the exhibitions to follow, but in the meantime here are some related articles:

Opening night review

Interview about my work

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Chasing Shadows – wisteria wall

Islington Exhibits sneak preview

The programme launches 15th July!  Here’s a picture of a test image earlier in the week:

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Chasing Shadows – wisteria wall (test – time based installation)

Visit Unit 38, Hornsey St, London N7 to see the end result. 10am-6pm, every day.

Chasing Shadows is part of Islington Exhibits, an initiative to unlock hidden venues in Islington and give artists and craftspeople a space to display their work. It takes place on 15-31 July 2013.   Visit www.islingtonexhibits.com for more information and the full programme of exhibitions and events.

Islington Exhibits is produced by Rowan Arts with support from Cripplegate Foundation, Arts Council England and Islington Council.

Islington Exhibits 2013 Awards Announced!

The Awards for Islington Exhibits 2013 has been announced.  To see the full line up click here and here

Here’s another image that I’ll be showing:

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Chasing Shadows – shutters

To see the rest of the Chasing Shadows series click here

Islington Exhibits 2013

After a nice long break where I stepped back from exhibiting in favour of taking lots of photographs without looking at them, I have won one of two Artists Awards in Islington Exhibits 2013, running from 15th-31st July!

For this exhibition I will be revisiting Chasing Shadows as a large scale, site specific installation.

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Chasing Shadows – fence

For more information on Islington Exhibits click here

To see the rest of the Chasing Shadows series click here

Love and Death (part one) revisited

At the weekend I went to the alley behind Gibson Gardens to see if the first picture was still surviving…

When I got there I found a very large (but unlocked) gate, and through it the whole alley had been cleaned up.  But the picture was still there, and someone had set out a garden chair in front of it so you could sit down and look straight into the picture!  I was thrilled!

Love and Death (part one)

Original photograph from this table is sad because no one is sitting at it (M-CNV00019)

with Inga Tillere

blurry scented goodness

taken somewhere along Amhurst Road, N16 I think; this plant had the most amazing smell.  shot on my rubbish mobile.

Amhurst Road, N16 020411

blurry goodness

the night of the first cherry blossom – i have no real idea why…

the shots are all a few seconds, during which the wind shakes the trees. the camera’s handheld, so my movement’s recorded also.

nightshoots 130311-0087 Leswin Road, N16

nightshoots 130311-0068 Leswin Road, N16

nightshoots 130311-0093 Hollar Road, N16

an old film, but i like it

shot this in whitehall a few summers ago…

keep meaning to do more, properly.

old photos – long exposures in London

London Project 01

London Project 02

London Project 03

London Project 04

London Project 05

London Project 08

London Project 09

I took these around 2007-2008.  Someone described them as being “so honest they’re like being run over by a lorry”.  I don’t know about that, but recently I’ve been thinking I might like to have another go.

Love and Death (part 3)

Corner at the back of Butterfield Green (off Howitt Close, off Allen Road, N16 – listed on Google Maps as Factory Road/Spenser Grove)

Love and Death (part 3)

Good shadow courtesy of Andy Lowe

Love and Death (part 3)

Original photograph from this table is sad because no one is sitting at it (F-CNV00079 – image #13)

Meanwhile, in the alley behind The Auld Shillelagh part 2 is long gone,   but in the alley behind Gibson Gardens part 1 is still going strong:

Love and Death (part 1) at 11 weeks

with Inga Tillere