From my study window I am blessed to have the loveliest of views of our magnificent Dulwich Park. The autumn colours have been especially wonderful this year and so last week, with the sun rising and the mist […]
Photographs Articles
British Wildlife Photography Exhibition
On 29 September a new exhibition will open at the Horniman displaying the winning images from the 2011 British Wildlife Photography Competition. The exhibition will feature shots by both amateur and professional photographers, the images vary […]
What is The London Look? Find out at Horniman Museum
“The Body Adorned” Exhibit at the Horniman Museum
“The Body Adorned: Dressing London” is Horniman Museum’s most recent free exhibition that explores the question of why we dress and adorn our bodies the way we do. People in various cultures throughout history have […]
Expect the Unexpected at Space Station 65
Space Station 65: Expect clowns, expect dogs, but don’t expect them to comply with your expectations. In Shari Hatt’s exhibition, the title of her work, “I just want to be taken seriously as an artist,” […]
Photographing the Dulwich landscape
About five years ago I was a landscape photographer trapped in the grey confines of London, always ready to lament the fact that I couldn’t get out to the countryside as much as I’d like. […]
Don McCullin- “Shaped by War”
The Imperial War Museum is currently hosting “Shaped by War,” a truly striking display of the works of Don McCullin, one of the most influential British photographers of our generation. “Shaped by War” is the […]
Tate Modern Hosts ‘Gerhard Richter: Panorama’
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Gerhard Richter: Panorama is an exhibition currently being held at the Tate Modern, in which the European post-war artist uses both abstract and realist works to explore the notion of “needing doubt to see properly.” […]
