It’s been a long hard winter, yet all the signs are that Photo London in September (8–12) will be a true celebration of photography. The list of exhibitors grows stronger with each passing day and an exciting programme of exhibitions and online talks is slowly taking shape. We will announce many of the highlights when tickets for the Fair go…
Robert Polidori, Salon, Senora Faxas Residence, Miramar, Havana, Cuba No. 1, 1997. © and Courtesy the Artist. Wednesday, May 19 6.30 pm BST | 7.30 pm CET | 1.30 pm ET Robert Polidori in Conversation with Jeff Rosenheim, Curator in Charge of the Metropolitan Museum’s Department of Photographs. A Late Mid-Career Self-Assessment. Free, registration required. Registrations will open soon on…
Wednesday, 21 April 2021 6–7 pm BST | 7–8 pm CET | 1–2 pm ET Free online event, registration required. A panel discussion led by Kovet.Art on the importance on collecting contemporary photography and new media in the digital age, with a focus on the UK and international art market. Michael Benson, founder of Photo London, shares insights on the…
We are thrilled to be among the recipients of the latest round of awards from the government’s Culture Recovery Fund. Thanks to the new funds, we can continue to deliver our programme and be #HereForCulture. #HereForCulture is a movement that unites the public, government and cultural organisations in support of our fantastic cinemas, theatres, music venues, museums, galleries and heritage….
Sacred Space Oddity | The un/Holy Land @ Tanya Habjouqa/NOOR Thursday 8 April 2021 6.30 pm GMT | 7.30 pm CET | 1.30 pm ET Join photojournalists and Nikon ambassadors Tanya Habjouqa and Andrea Bruce for our first live Artist Talk of the season. Tanya Habjouqa‘s work merges issues of gender, identity and politics with a well-defined creative vision….
Book spread, Maisie Cousin ‘Rubbish, Dipping Sauce, Grass Peonie Bum’, 2019, Trolley Books. For the inaugural event of our 2021 Talks programme, join London-based publishers Aron Morel, Founder of Mörel books, Martin Usborne, Co-founder Hoxton Mini Press, and Hannah Watson, Director of Trolley Books, for a panel discussion moderated by Sarah Allen, Assistant Curator, International Art at Tate Modern. …
Stephen Shore, image from ‘Steel Town’ (MACK, 2021). Courtesy the artist and MACK. The Photo London Book Club is finally here! Every month, the Book Club presents a curated list of remarkable photography books – from new and recent releases to rare and vintage volumes. One book from every monthly list is selected as the Book of the Month and…
Images from left to right: Mona Kuhn, AD 6387, 2014; Mona Kuhn, Refractions, 2006 © 2021 Mona Kuhn. Both images © Mona Kuhn Courtesy Thames & Hudson. Photo London is delighted to announce the latest addition to its acclaimed online Academy. Starting in March the Photo London Book Club will, each month, feature a curated list of exceptional photography books…
Photo London 2021 has been rescheduled from May to 9–12 September 2021, with a preview day on 8 September. The fair will be held at Somerset House as programmed. Since the start of the year, the Founders of Photo London have engaged in detailed discussions with expert advisers from various fields, including science and government, regarding the timing of the…
Gift ideas from the Photo London exhibitors Books, photographs and more under £1000 Alexander Mourant, Blue Tree, From the series Aomori, 2017 42cm x 34cm; Edition of 9£850 at Seen Fifteen Aomori, meaning “blue forest”, is a series of photographs made in the vast ancestral forests of Japan. Concerned with the metaphysical nature of photography, Alexander Mourant employs experimental methods to intensify…