Autumn/ Winter Season at TPG

Black & white photograph of two young friends one looking out of a car window and the other leaning on the passenger side by Chris Killip at The Photographers Gallery

Autumn/ Winter Season at TPG

We relaunch with a bang this autumn with a historic retrospective of British documentary photographer, Chris Killip, amassing over 140 works that impressively span the course of his career. There will also be a book release accompanying this exhibition, so make sure to take a look. Whilst on our 2nd floor, An Alternative History of Photography invites you to look again at well known works and new discoveries by major artists alongside forgotten greats, regional champions and unknown artists including Ansel Adams, Diane Arbus, Robert Frank, Man Ray, and Edward Weston. The exhibition positions these alongside those of Helen Stuart and John Lindt, early, self-trained practitioner Lady Augusta Mostyn, and African studio photographers Sanlé Sory, Michel Kameni, and Malick Sidibé, amongst many, many others.

As ever, on our ground floor, you will find our Café Bar stocked with freshly ground coffee and even fresher beverages, as well as a light yet filling menu, with plenty of vegan and vegetarian options. 

Do also visit our Bookshop and Print Sales Gallery on our lower ground floor, where you'll be able to find latest editions and the best recommendations. 

Helen and her Hula-hoop, Seacoal Camp, Lynemouth, Northumbria, 1984 © Chris Killip Photography Trust. All images courtesy Martin Parr Foundation

Chris Killip, Retrospective

Showing over 140 works, this exhibition serves as the most comprehensive survey of the photographer's work to date. 

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Ram Chand, Portrait of a South Asian Couple sitting down at the Photographers Gallery

An Alternative History of Photography: Works from the Solander Collection

This vast arrangement of works from the Solander Collection, An Alternative History of Photography invites you to look again at well known pieces and new discoveries by major artists, alongside forgotten greats, regional champions and unknown artists.

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A composite of several sepia photographs of two people posing in a photo studio wearing traditional South Asian clothing.

A·kin: Aarati Akkapeddi

A·kin is a project by Aarati Akkapeddi exploring human and non human categorisation of photographic archives.

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A digital photomontage including an Egyptian icon, a pixellated meteor, and bubbles, all upon a bubblegum pink background

Josèfa Ntjam: Underground Resistance - Living memories

Underground Resistance – Living Memories by Josèfa Ntjam is the second commission of Open Space – an Augmented Reality initiative co-curated with Zaiba Jabbar (HERVISIONS), developed for Soho Photography Quarter.

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