2024 at The Photographers' Gallery

Join us for another great year of photography at The Photographers' Gallery

Colour photograph of a person laying down in a garden wearing a pink dress and surrounded by wild flowers

2024 at The Photographers' Gallery

Join us for another great year of photography at The Photographers' Gallery

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Letizia Battaglia: Life, Love and Death in Sicily

9 October 2024 – 23 February 2025 

To round off 2024, we're showing the first major UK exhibition of Italian photographer and photojournalist Letizia Battaglia (1935 - 2022). Best known for her work documenting the Sicilian Mafia during the 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s, she used her camera to record the daily terror of organised crime, putting it on the front page. Over her 40-year career she photographed murder victims, processions, religious festivals, wealth and poverty, beauty and decay, in and around Palermo, providing an expansive and intimate view of the iconic Sicilian city. 

In collaboration with Paolo Falcone and the Letizia Battaglia Archive. 

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Black and white photocollage featuring a woman wearing elaborate head dress

Deborah Turbeville: Photocollage

9 October 2024 – 23 February 2025  

Deborah Turbeville: Photocollage brings together the work of innovative American fashion photographer Deborah Turbeville (1932-2013), whose female gaze transformed fashion photography. Featuring some of her personal vintage photocollages, in what will be her first solo exhibition in the UK.

The exhibition is realised in collaboration with Photo Elysee in Lausanne and the MUUS collection, USA. 

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Ten.8 in Focus: The Legacy of Black Image and Body Politics

9 October 2024 – 23 February 2025

And finishing the year in our archive display we’ll take a look back at the legacy and influence of Ten.8 - a journal which began in 1978 and provided a forum for West Midlands-based photographers to come together and share images and ideas. When the last edition was published in 1992, Ten.8 had developed into an internationally acclaimed journal.

In collaboration with International Curators Forum and the editors of Ten.8 magazine.

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Black and white image of An Old Woman’s House Burned Down, Sermiliqaq, Greenland, 199

Ragnar Axelsson: At the Edge of the World

Print Sales Gallery, free entry
22 November 2024 - 26 January 2025

For over four decades, Axelsson has journeyed to the northernmost reaches of the world, capturing the stark beauty and resilient lives of those living in the Arctic. 

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Siân Davey: The Garden

On now until 31 March 2025

“Everyone has a place in our garden.” Siân Davey.

Right outside the Gallery, in Soho Photography Quarter, explore The Garden by British photographer Siân Davey. Together with her son, the artist transformed an abandoned back garden to welcome native flowers and biodiversity along with the community that she captured in deeply poetic images.

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Yaloo: ROO

8 Oct 2024 - 5 Jan 2025

A computer-generated (CG) animation that blends sci-fi and Korean mythology.

The film builds on Yaloo’s Underwater Trilogy, a series of films, immersive installations and written works. These explore a wide range of ideas across K-culture, capitalism, folklore, cultural identity and stereotypes within the CG industry, all presented from a critical post-human lens.

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