MAP6 Mitch in Ålvik, Norway

 

Following on from her long term project in East Tilbury celebrating the Bata community, Mitch has been invited to the company town of Ålvik, Norway to document the last days of part of the site, closing after close to 100 years in production.

 

 

Map 6 Publication available at Photo Publishers’ Market

Were very excited to be part of the Photo Publishers’ Market with our “Moscow Project” publication. Come down and have a browse….

Sat/Sun October 18th and 19th

The Phoenix Brighton   

10–14 Waterloo Place
Brighton BN2 9NB

During the weekend of October 18 - 19 Brighton will see a new exciting event- Photo Publishers’ Market - organised by Brighton Photo Fringe,Photoworks, Brighton Photo Biennial and Miniclick. The event will take place at Phoenix Brighton.
 
The Photo Publishers’ Market will be a prominent feature of both Brighton Photo Biennial’s and Brighton Fringe’s public events programme and the exhibitors will include a stimulating mix of established imprints, emerging houses and self-publishers too. Miniclick will hold a series of related talks during the weekend.

PRIVATE VIEW FOR EXHIBITION : THE MOSCOW PROJECT The Tower Gallery London

MAP6 PRIVATE VIEW FOR THE MOSCOW PROJECT

EXCITING NEWS….

PRIVATE VIEW FOR EXHIBITION : THE MOSCOW PROJECT

20th March 6-8pm

The Tower Gallery

Plaistow

London

Mitch Karunaratne, Chloe Lelliott, Heather Shuker, David Sterry and Paul Walsh set out on a journey to describe the city, applying their own unique approach to photography. Each of the photographers engaged with the city by focusing on a chosen theme exploring its history, geography and people: the interior details of an off limits space centre, the anonymous faces of workers confined within underground kiosks, the transitory solitary figures passing above and below the city, or the modernist structures towering over the cities inhabitants. For this Project, Laurie Griffiths adopts the role of curator, bringing the work to its eventual conclusion in the form of a publication and group
exhibition. More news coming soon.

CONSCIENTIOUS MAGAZINE FEATURE!! PAUL WALSH - ISOLATED COASTLINE

CONSCIENTIOUS MAGAZINE FEATURE!!

PAUL WALSH - ISOLATED COASTLINE 

JM Colberg writes a very interesting feature about Paul Walsh’s series Isolated Coastline.

Read here http://cphmag.com/walsh-coastline/

Conscientious Photography Magazine is a website dedicated to contemporary fine-art photography. It offers profiles of photographers, in-depth interviews, photobook reviews, and general articles about photography and related issues.

Founder and editor Jörg M. Colberg began publishing Conscientious in 2002.American Photo included Colberg in their list of “Photography Innovators of 2006,” writing “a new generation of thought leaders has emerged to give photographers and photography fans new avenues of information.”

In addition to working on Conscientious, Colberg has contributed articles/essays to magazines and artist monographs (such as Hellen Van Meene’s Tout va disparaître). He has served on review panels and has reviewed portfolios at various locations.

CHLOE LELLIOTT - SUBTERRANEANS - PART OF BPF13 NIGHT PROJECTION

CHLOE LELLIOTT - SUBTERRANEANS - PART OF BPF13 NIGHT PROJECTION

PHOENIX BRIGHTON - Night projection visible from the street

2nd Nov -1st Dec 2013

For the whole of November Brighton Photo Fringe hosts a number of events alongside the annual OPEN13 exhibition which showcases the best in emerging photography.

This year Nick Ballon, Liane Lang, Jo Metson Scott, Julia Romano, Simon Ward, Ji Yeo has been selected from over 350 submissions. See their work in the main gallery at the Phoenix Brighton

Work from my new series Subterraneans will be included in a night projection of 17 other selected works from the submissions forOPEN13. The works will be projected in the windows of the Phoenix and be visible from the street. Keep your eyes open!

In the South Gallery Spaces Clare Strand, Fegus Heron and Alex Currie’s work will also be exhibited.

Visit the Brighton Photo Fringe website