Black Box Gallery, Portland, Oregon has presented some of my latest photographs in the Portfolio Project of their digitaldarkroom-blog.
The Black Box Gallery Portfolio Project promotes a selection of outstanding photographers work online.
Black Box Gallery, Portland, Oregon has presented some of my latest photographs in the Portfolio Project of their digitaldarkroom-blog.
The Black Box Gallery Portfolio Project promotes a selection of outstanding photographers work online.
I’m pleased to say that I have 3 images, in the October/November 2014 online group exhibition for F-Stop Magazine – Happy Accidents.
My images span 3 different projects that all feature plants photographed at night. Here’s one of them – a hydrangea caught in the wind in my own back garden.
Take a look at the whole group exhibition to see some great photographs from all over the place.
Here’s another image which came from my documentation of the Chasing Shadows projection at Hackney WickED! 2014.
F-STOP MAGAZINE is an online photography magazine featuring contemporary photography from established and emerging photographers from around the world. Each issue has a theme or an idea that the unites the photographs to create a dynamic dialogue among the artists.
Chasing Shadows – wire window is featuring in the group exhibition ‘Stories’ by PH21 Gallery, Budapest.
Organised by PH21 Gallery, the exhibition is hosted by the Werk Stílus és Kommunikációs Akadémia
“Looking at a photograph may allow for understanding much about the past leading up to the captured moment; it may also enable the viewer to imagine the possible futures evolving from the frozen record of the here and now” Zsolt Batori
To see all of the photographs in the exhibition, read the juror’s review, or to buy a copy of the Exhibition Book click here
The exhibition runs from 2nd – 22nd September 2014, open Monday to Friday 10am-6pm.
Werk Stílus és Kommunikációs AkadémiaIt’s about 3 minutes from the Rakozci Square Metro station of the new Metro line (Line 4) or about 10 minutes from Blaha (Line 2) or Corvin (Line 3).
PH21 Gallery is a contemporary exhibition space established in 2012 in Budapest, Hungary. The mission of the gallery is to provide group and solo exhibition opportunities and international exposure for contemporary photographers around the world. They have hosted a number of inspiring shows featuring talented photographers from all corners of the world.
Their website also functions as a virtual gallery, and all photographs included in their exhibitions are presented on the website.
The Maya Centre has invited Bekki Perriman and myself to exhibit our work as part of the launch of it’s new home in Islington!
The launch is on 19th September, with patrons Melissa Benn, and MP Jeremy Corbyn joining the celebrations.
The Maya Centre provides free long term counselling and psychological support to women who have experienced severe trauma through domestic violence, abuse in childhood or overseas in war and conflict. It is a not for profit specialist counselling service run by women, for women.
Bekki and I are both showing work related to our award winning exhibitions at Islington Exhibits 2013 – in my case it’s 5 of the original prints from the Chasing Shadows series.
To see more images from the series take a look at my website
The exhibition is available for viewing by appointment only, please contact me for more information.
A few photos from the exhibition of Adventures in a Suburban Garden at The Foundry on 17th January 2010.
Helen McCookery came along and wrote the loveliest words about some of the images (and the rest of the event) here: http://www.mccookerybook.com/blog/2010/01/radio-joy-at-foundry-part-of-it-anyway.html
“Two of the screens glow orange with nasturtiums: how did they know I liked nasturtiums?
They provided me with a constant supply of little caterpillars to keep in jam jars when I was a little girl; they danced optimistically in the West-country sun at my ex-honeymoon; they flowered heroically through the deadly weeks when I was packing up our big house and getting ready to move on, exhausted by it all.
Their happy morning song of shades of orange, sung through autumn frosts and dismal rain, reminded me that life can be beautiful even when it is disguised as a nightmare.”
The exhibition was part of a live broadcast by Radio Joy – go to http://www.bandofholyjoy.co.uk or http://radiojoy.co.uk/blog for more information, or to listen to their Sunday evening shows, from 7pm. You can also look at The Foundry’s own archive of the night here: http://www.foundry.tv/archive/events/100117.Radio_Joy/title/
The Foundry is now set to close to make way for a hotel – read more here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2010/feb/03/foundry-gallery-set-to-close or go to http://www.foundry.tv
30 images from Adventures in a Suburban Garden, as exhibited at The Foundry as part of Radio Joy’s residence. This version is long and quiet – watch this space for a future update featuring a soundtrack from Inga Tillere.
If you don’t have the time/patience to sit still for 10 minutes you can also see a quick slideshow here: http://www.njmaskrey.com/#/adventures/4533658927
Take a look at www.radiojoy.co.uk, www.bandofholyjoy.co.uk, or www.foundry.tv for related work/information. Or contact me at www.njmaskrey.com to find out more about exhibitions, print sales or other work.
for one night only…
Adventures in a Suburban Garden will be showing at The Foundry, Great Eastern Street, London, on Sunday 17th January as part of a live broadcast by Radio Joy.
For more information go to http://www.radiojoy.co.uk or http://www.foundry.tv.
Here’s a few photos, more on the night…
New work in progress – sequel project to Chasing Shadows
Adventures in a Suburban Garden 2057
Adventures in a Suburban Garden 2035
Adventures in a Suburban Garden 2030