Our galleries are closed this week as we get ready for our new exhibitions opening on 9 October. The bookshop, cafe and print sales gallery are all open 10am-6pm Mon-Sat and 11am-6pm on Sunday.
On now until 6 October
Showing on the corner screen in Soho Photography Quarter.
Nina Davies works with video, performance, writing and installation to explore current dance phenomena in relation to the wider socio-technical environments they come from. Mixing fiction and non-fiction, she rethinks dances of today as traditional dances of the future.
Find out more13 September - 10 November
Reimagined Landscapes brings together the works of Cyrus Mahboubian, Qiu Yangzi and Gohar Dashti & Hamed Noori, to explore themes of cultural identity, home and displacement.
These artists treat the landscape not merely as a backdrop but as a central character in their exploration of memory, displacement and the human condition. Their reconstructed and often surreal images reflect the search for belonging amidst cultural dualities and our increasingly fragmented relationship with the natural world.
Find out moreOn now until 29 November 2024
“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.
Explore more9 October 2024 – 23 February 2025
To round off 2024, we’ll be 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.
Find out more9 October 2024 – 23 February 2025
Deborah Turbeville: Photocollage presents the work of a truly 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.
Image: Versailles, from the series Unseen Versailles, 1980 ©Deborah Turbeville/MUUS Collection
Find out more9 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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