photomonth
oct/nov 2003

photomonth takes place in galleries and a wide variety of spaces around East London and the City during October and November 2003.
Originally inspired by Le Mois de la Photo held in Paris each year, the aim of photomonth is to focus on photography as an important art form and a powerful tool of contemporary communication.
Exploring the exhibitions in the East End you will discover how each show widens the perception of photography. Strong themes emerge around contemporary issues, homelessness, the environment, racism, institutions, the labour movement, the struggle for social justice, immigrant life in London and globalisation demonstrations.
Young photographers have been encouraged to show their work and there are opportunities to discuss photography with the artists and participate in workshops.
This year photomonth marks the beginning of a new resource for photographers at Four Corners promoting the divergent cultural and artistic life of East London.

photomonth is co-ordinated by alternative arts
Top Studio
Bethnal Green Training Centre
Deal Street, London E1 5HZ
Tel: 020 7375 0441
Fax: 020 7375 0484
Email: info@alternativearts.co.uk
www.alternativearts.co.uk

exhibitions

AOP GALLERY

81 Leonard Street, EC2
(020 7739 6669) Old Street tube
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm Sat 12noon-4pm
6 - 15 October The Liberty Ball Freedom is something most of us take for granted, but many millions ofpeople across the world are not so lucky, and slavery continues to be aproblem in many countries. On 6 November 2003at the prestigious GreatFosters Hotel in Egham, Surrey, the images of many high profilephotographers will be auctioned at a fund-raising event for the charityAnti-Slavery International. These images will also be on view at the AOPGallery in October, enabling prospective bidders a sneak preview.

21 October – 1 November

NUDES by Andreas Smetana
There is no subject more evocative. It has tantalised artists for hundreds of years. A highly respected commercial photographer in Australia, Andreas Smetana, presents cool, classic images of nudes, with a twist. The exhibition is in support of the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.



3 - 8 November
SHOT UP NORTH
An exhibition celebrating 15 years of SUN, a competition to promote the talents of photographers based from the Midlands to all the way up to Scotland. Reaching thousands of creatives in the photography industry, SUN has become one of the most valuable and respected sources for those commissioning photography.

3 - 8 November
INTIMATE DEATH (Upper Gallery)
During her years working as a police photographer, Sandra Skibstead has come to see the worst of death. Each incident she was witness to only confirmed & reconfirmed death’s
‘de-humanisation’ of the human birectly to the funeral director’s chapel.

10 - 22 November
SARDINES – AOP Members’ exhibition
From the rush hour and the weekend shopping spree to summer music festivals and political protests, this exhibition delves into life of the crowd. An exhibition of work exclusively by members of the Association of Photographers.

Crowd Control

Recent times have seen a wide variety of occasions when people have come together, united by a common characteristic or cause. From political protests, Jubilee celebrations and festivals around the world to the rush hour commute and the scramble of the summer sales. The twentieth century has seen photography become a means of investigation into human society. A camera, unobtrusive and immediate, can peer into private moments within a throng and capture the poetics of social interaction. This exhibition of images from members of the AOP not only focuses on historical moments which draw the masses, but the before and after effects of gatherings and the relationship between urban space and its inhabitants.

24 - 29 November

Irish Eyes

The aim of this exhibition is to showcase the vast variety of work undertaken by 10 Irish members of the AOP in the last year or so. As such ‘Irish Eyes’ features some of Ireland’s best up and coming younor some it’s the chance to introduce themselves and their work to the U.K. audience; for others this presents an opportunity to reacquaint themselves, having worked in London for parts of their careers.

BRADY ARTS CENTRE
192-196 Hanbury Street, E1
(020 7364 7913) Whitechapel tube
22 September - 26 November (except 27 & 29 Oct)
PHOTOGRAPHY COURSES with Anthony Lam

Mondays 7pm-9pm Photography for Beginners
An introductory course in black and white photography, processing and printing. Ideal for those who would like to improve their creative skills and technical knowledge.
Wednesdays 7pm-9pm & 2 Saturdays Photography: Portfolio Workshop
Designed to help participants in the creation of a portfolio based around a consistent set of ideas/themes. This course does not use the darkroom each week & will include a gallery visit. Participants should have completed the beginners photography course or have equivalent knowledge/skills. Second session will be a gallery visit (Sat 4 Oct), third & fourth sessions will be a location shoot (Sat 11 Oct).
Course fee £27.20/£6.80 concs. To enrol ring 020 7364 7913.

5 - 28 November
CAMPAIGN
Mon-Thur 8am-9pm, Fri 8am-7pm, Sat 11am-4pm

Photo-generated poster campaigns designed by participants of community arts workshops on a variety of issues including the Environment and Racism.

CATTO CONTEMPORARY

75a Leonard Street, EC2
(020 7729 0555) Old Street tube
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm Sat 12noon-6pm

9 Oct – 1 Nov
THERESE STOWELL Last Days of the Empire

Idiosyncratic, Diagrammatic. Stowell marries the bombast of the Baptist preacher and George Lucas with the rationality of science and business to create works advertising promises.

ECOLOGY PAVILION

Mile End Park, Grove Road, E3
(07932 942 323) Mile End tube

Wed-Fri 2pm-6pm
15 October-13 November
ONE WORLD ONE ENVIRONMENT

One World One Environment is an initiative of the Tower Hamlets Waste Education Project as part of its drive to increase awareness around environmental and waste minimisation issues. Held in the newly built Eco Pavilion in Mile End Park it showcases the environmental concerns of young people from many parts of the world. The initiative builds on the success of ten schools in Tower Hamlets, who last year produced an environmental exhibition called ‘Rubbish’, which highlighted the need to recycle materials and cut down on waste.

As well as highlighting the need for us to change our attitudes towards the environment the exhibition shows the links Tower Hamlets has with the rest of the world.

In partnership with Tower Hamlets Council groups from other countries, including Bangladesh, Guatemala, Somalia and Vietnam make this exhibition truly international. Curated by Phil Maxwell the event is offering free workshops to schools and community groups. To book a workshop call 07932 942 323.

FOUR CORNERS
121 Roman Road, E2
(020 8981 6111) Bethnal Green tube
Tues-Fri 2pm-7pm

1 October – 14 November

Guildhall Art Gallery
Guildhall Yard, Gresham Street, EC2P

(020 7332 3700) Bank tube

10am-4pm

11 October

PHIL MAXWELL Comrades
Tony Blair, John Prescott, Gordon Brown, Jack Straw and David Blunkett are a few of the subjects in Phil Maxwell’s latest exhibition. Using his extensive archive of Labour politicians Maxwell examines the broad sweep of New Labour with a critical and humorous eye. Comrades takes the viewer into the heart of the New Labour camp examining personality, policy, ego and ambition whilst allowing us a candid view of the relationship between key members of the Cabinet.

The exhibition explodes the spin around New Labour and compares what the politicians said with what they actually did. Exhaustively researched Comrades takes the Cabinet into the real world and provides a candid and refreshing look at our Westminster rulers. Using a range of different techniques the exhibition will be of particular interest to those interested in pushing the boundaries of both ‘traditional’ and digital technologies.

Phil Maxwell will give a talk about the exhibition at Four Corners on Thursday October 16 starting at 7pm.

21 November
PHOTOFORUM 7pm-9pm
An opportunity for photographers to show slides of recent work and talk about their photographic practice. If you would like to be involved, please send a few examples of your work, along with a brief description to: Four Corners, 121 Roman Road, E2  
Deadline for submissions: Monday 3 November.
For further information email:film@fourcorners.demon.co.uk

New Resource for East London’s photographers
Four Corners is redeveloping the previous Camerawork photographic darkrooms and gallery at 121 Roman Road, which have been closed since April 2000. This is thanks to Arts Council England agreeing a transfer to Four Corners of a grant, made originally to Camerawork.East London vitally needs a centre dedicated to photography. Four Corners aims to create an exciting new resource which can support photographers, filmmakers and artists in East London and beyond. The darkrooms will reopen on a pilot basis in Autumn 2003, with a celebratory relaunch and exhibition in Spring 2004. Four Corners is a unique resource for film and digital media, based in East London for over 25 years. It supports a wide range of filmmakers and artists, both locally and London-wide, offering production ate. It isage and class. The organisation promotes the divergent cultural and artistic life of East London through its work.

HOTHOUSE
274 Richmond Road, E8
(020 7249 3394) London Fields station
Wed-Fri 10am-5pm

1 October – 28 November
SITE/SEEING

An exhibition by nine photographers whose common interest is place. The work shares a sense of intimacy, privacy and examines in close detail how we view the world.

Artists: Sue Andrews, Byang Kuran Choi, Edward Dimsdale, Heather McDonough, Rod Morris, Graham Revell, Stuart Smith, Joby Williamson, Mick Williamson.

Open Weekends 17 Oct 6pm-8pm, 18 & 19 Oct 10am-6pm as part of F-EST, 22 & 23 Nov 12 noon - 5pm.

Hothouse is a new centre for regeneration through the arts and creative industries and has been kindly lent for this photomonth exhibition by Free Form Arts Trust.

HOXTON DISTILLERY

Above the Macbeth, 70 Hoxton Street, N1.
(07815 131 679) Old Street tube
Fri-Sun 2pm-6pm
3 - 25 October
RICHARD PAUL I Was A Teenage Hand Model
Richard Paul's first solo show in London features large scale photographic prints of significant liquids in the front gallery, and a lightbox, video and sculpture installation in the back room.Cocktails mixed to match outre photographic backgrounds, re-edited Warner Brother cartoons, gold objects & still-life photographs all feature, searching for the perfect imperfection, the perfecction.

INDO BAR

133 Whitechapel Road, E1.
(020 7247 4926)
Mon-Sun 12noon-11pm
12 – 26 October
N.A. Omar All Women
‘I’mt the only way to get them out of my head is to take photographs to prove to everybody once & for all that I’m not just seeing things’

LOCK & DAVIS Gallery

89 Goldsmiths Row, E2
(020 7684 7390) Bethnal Green tube

Tue-Sun 11am-6pm
20 October –  9 November

STEVE WINNEY Persistent Reoffender
Steve Winney’s latest impeccably produced photographic works continue & deepen his investigation into the accidental beauty he has discovered in graffiti around London’s East End. The focus is on the effects created on street art by the ageing & decaying process and by attempts to eradicate the work. The colours & textures of the backdrop – the free street canvas, be it wall or gate or skip – are as important as those of the materials used to draw or write on it. Winney’s delicate observation of the interactions of these colours & textures producesng of process & subject matter.

LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY

Central House, 59-63 Whitechapel High Street, E1.
(020 7320 1970) Aldgate East tube
Tues-Fri 12noon-6pm

Unit 2 Gallery & Foyer Space

23 September – 31 October

Institute Institutions

The photography section at the Sir John Cass Department of Art, Media & Design at London Metropolitan University will be holding a series of exhibitions & seminars loosely based around the theme of institutes & institutions.
Part 1 will be looking at work made by those who teach & have studied within the department, including recent artists in residence. During this period, photographer Gareth McConnell will make some new work about friendships within the Central House & Commercial Road sites of the University. This project will form part of a publication examining the diverse output of work by artists originating from the Photography Section.
Photographers: Mick Williamson, Susan Andrews, Rod Morris, Magali Moreau, Patrick Foster, Heather McDonough, Leticia Valverdes, Beverly Carter, Leon Cole, Christian Siekmeier, Mike Tait, Maria Benjamin, Aidan McNeill, Mark Brown, Paul Trevor.

OPEN SEMINAR Friday 10 October 3pm-5pm

with Mick Williamson Head of Photography at John Cass and staff and students, past and present from the photography exhibition.

In Part 2 of the exhibition, in The Unit 2 Gallery at Central House, Gareth McConnell will be showing his portraits of young people living in a range of institutions within the UK. Showing simultaneously in The Foyer Space, Damian Gillie will show work from ‘The Gunpowder Factory’.

OPEN SEMINAR Friday 17 October 3pm-5pm

with the artists Gareth McConnell & Damian Gillie showing concurrently in the Unit 2 Gallery and the Foyer Space.

Foyer Space

4-14 November
SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES
This exhibition is concerned with society’s changing perceptions & expectations of those with Down’s Syndrome. It brings together the work of seven photographers all of whom have children with Down’s Syndrome. The photographers explore their experiences as parents & the adjustments they have madonventional attitudes & prejudices, examining alternative representations of both adults & children with this condition.
Photographers: Richard Bailey, Fiona Bailey, Maria de Fatima Campos, Richard Davis, Aviv Yaron, Fiona Yaron Field, Kayte Brimacombe.

OPEN SEMINAR Friday 7 November 3pm-5pm
with Andy Merriman author of the book ‘A Minor Adjustment’ and co-author of the Radio 4 series of the same name, and other guest speakers.

LUPE GALLERY

7 Ezra Street, E2
(020 7613 5576) Bethnal Green tube
Every Sunday 10am-3pm

5 October – 30 November

SELECTED WORK by Jane Bown, Harry Borden, Sanders Nicolson, Carol Sharp, Stuart Redler, Max Forsythe.
Jane Bown has photographed some of the most important and popular icons of the twentieth century, Sanders Nicolson is an accomplished fashion and advertising photographer whose first love is fine art photography & printmaking, Max Forsythe’s work takes colour photography to a new level, Stuart Redler’s striking high contrast black & white prints reduce the world to graphic compositions of dark & light, Carol Sharp specialises in plant & flower photography.

Special openings 17 & 18 Oct 11am-7pm and 19 Oct 10am-6pm as part of F-EST.

OH! aRT AT OXFORD HOUSE

Oxford House, Derbyshire Street, E2

(020 7739 9001)

Mon-Fri 9am-10pm Sat-Sun 10am-6pm

2 - 31 October

Neil Kenlock Back in the Day

ORANGE ROOM

63 Burdett Road E3
(020 8980 7336) Mile End tube
Mon-Sun 11am till late

1 October – 30 November
FEDERIC MARC Ressac

A self taught photographer from Martinique Frederic Marc displays a surreal sensitivity as he explores his cultural history and relates to contemporary society with a series of portraits, landscapes & cityscapes. He is currently working in collaboration with Connectivity Diaspora’s project on the Afro-Peruvian society, an upcoming multimedia exhibition with the participation of jazz musician Mano Ventura showing in December 2003.

SPACE-TWOTENTWO

Unit 2 210 Cambridge Heath Road, E2 9NQ

(020 8980 5475) Bethnal Green tube

Wed-Fri 12noon-4pm Sat 12noon-6pm

2 October ­- 1 November
Hunter Gatherer
The investigation of boundaries between public and private domains is the focus of this exhibition of four photographers who specialise in the constructed image.

Julian Latorre's work deals with the dynamic of narrative that occurs between the viewer, the subject and the presence of the photographer within the image. His images also allow the viewer to put him or herself in the position of the photographer. Thoughts of how, where, what, why and when start to arise. A story unfolds, imagining how these "characters" play out their roles within their spaces.

Aidan McNeill investigates the process of bathing. Aspects of intimacy, exposure and escapism are associated with the images which are intended to open up new pathways of contemplation through revealing moments that we all share but rarely discuss.

Daniel Whibley searches for the secrets that are to be found amongst the banalities of the city. He returns to the studio to reconstruct parts of the scenes that he witnesses. Thus the transitory is transformed into the permanent. He is observing the world and he is classifying it.

This is the opening show of a new space in the East End. space-twotentwo is a dedicated photographic project and exhibition space.

SLOUCH COUCH

63 Hanbury Street, E1.
(020 7377 1115) Aldgate East tube
Mon-Fri 8am-7pm, Sun 11am-6pm (closed Sats).
1 - 31 October
PAUL MATTSSON Images of Resistance
80 prints of the globalisation demonstrations in Europe and the USA.
Paul Mattsson is a lifelong socialist and a freelance photojournalist for the past 20 years. He has a body of work specialising in issues concerning the struggle for social justice and the labour movement. Born in Uruguay, he now lives in Hackney, east London. His work is published weekly in political newspapers and journals and he is commissioned by various organisations including trade unions, charities, the voluntary sector and other campaigning groups. He is a regular contributor to www.reportdigital.co.uk online picture library.

SPITALFIELDS GALLERY

7-15 Greatorex Street, E1.
(020 7377 1935)Aldgate East tube
Mon-Fri 10am-5pm
3 - 28 November
ANN MARIE CONLON New York New York 2001
Ann Marie’s personal, highly abstracted images expand the parameters of colour photography and lend an intense, dynamic vision of a city on the edge.

THE SPITZ GALLERY

109 Commercial Street, E1
(020 7392 9032) Liverpool Street tube
Mon-Sun 12noon-5pm

24 September – 2 November

TALES FROM A LONELY LONDONER
An exhibition of photographic portraits by Bandele ‘Tex’ Ajetunmobi.
A Nigerian immigrant, ‘Tex’ documented life in the East End of London for nearly five decades. His recently rediscovered archive will be exhibited throughout Black History Month.

6 November– 18 November

dbox HOME AND AWAY
An independent photography and video project in collaboration with Bezemer dbox's status as the premier exponents of blending photography and computer generated imagery has been endorsed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill who have chosen dbox to visualise their redevelopment of Ground Zero a.k.a. the new World Trade Centre complex. dbox are are also currently working on a fashion story which was photographed in part at the American Natural History Museum in New York City, exploring the way current fashions will eventually become part of the museums exhibits in the future.

STUCKISM INTERNATIONAL

3 Charlotte Road, EC2
(020 7613 0988) Old Street tube
Wed-Sat 12noon-6pm

1 October – 29 November

WOLF HOWARD The Pinhole Photography of a Gifted Gentleman Amateur
Hand-printed black & white pinhole photos taken in 2003. Subjects include WW1 trench caps, typewriters, trees, piers, pineapples and Billy Childish.
Wolf Howard is a founder member of the Stuckists art group. He has been a drummer for several different rock ‘n’ roll bands, currently the Solar Flares and The Buff Medways, he paints & writes poetry and recently started taking pinhole photographs. He says ‘The best aspect of pinhole photography is the simplicity. The camera will take a basic, honest portrait of whatever you point at it. For example,pushed to tell whether the photograph was taken recently or before the camera lens was ever invented. I print my own photos from the negatives in a small darkroom in my bathroom.’

SUTTON HOUSE

2-4 Homerton High Street, E9
(020 8525 9058) Hackney Downs Station
Wed-Sun 11.30am-5pm

8 October – 2 November

HOME 3
A project led by photographer Anthony Lam with six participants: Sophia Mamodo, Joseph Campbell, Hiver Crick, Talula Sheppard, Oscar Cuicudo, Lavine Andrews. Each participant is given a budget and the opportunity to work with Anthony who guides their work towards the final exhibition.

Anthony Lam is an international artist who has worked with communities neighbouring Sutton House over the last three years on the theme of ‘home’. Paerent perspective on people’s lives and how they view aelevance to their lives changes dramatically.

TODAY IS BORING (video shop)
15 Kingsland Road, Hoxton E2
(020 7684 1461) Old Street tube
Tues-Sun 5pm-11pm

7 October – 1 December

SARAH DOYLE Lyrical Cru
Sarah Doyle's work with the Lyrical Cru looks at the ambitions, aspirations and dreams of a group of young girls from Leeds. They enjoy singing & dancing as well as writing their own lyrics and have decided to make use of their talents by forming their own garage crew and following in the footsteps of their favourite pop stars. They are searching for their identities through their Crew and acting out the escapist fantasy of acting at being pop stars for their own enjoyment.

21 Queen Elizabeth Street, Butlers Wharf, SE1.
(020 7940 9171) Tower Hill tube

Tues-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 12noon-5pm
17 September – 11 October
MARTINA MULLANEY Turn In

Mullaney has worked closely with homeless clients of night shelters and hostels, and has produced a series of photographic works, which respond metaphorically to notions of isolation and remoteness. Contrary to its austere theme, Mullaney’s work comprises lavish and elegant laon closer inspection the photographs reveal evidence of alienation and melancholy.

16 October – 26 November

REMEMBERING JFK – a Jacques Lowe Retrospective
Commemorating the 40 ^th anniversary of John F Kennedy’s assassination.
Lowe was a photographer for publications including Life Magazine, Time Magazine, Paris Match and Stern. He took some of the most definitive photographs of the Kennedy family- particularly Jackie and JFK- acting as the official campaign photographer in the run for JFK's presidency and then, after JFK's victory, as personal photographer to him and his family.

TOM HALFORD GALLERY

The Globe Centre, 159 Mile End Road, E1
(020 7791 2855) Stepney Green tube
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm
3 - 28 November
POETRY IN WOOD IN BRICK LANE
Poetry in Wood is an art & craft based training & employment project giving people with learning difficulties an opportunity to express themselves and capitalise on their individual creative abilities. Working with photographer Phil Maxwell during his recent exhibition ‘Brick Lane’, Poetry in Wood students created their own exhibition of the Lane. Their take on the heart of the East End has produced a show that brims over with humour, affection & candour.

TRANSISTION
110A Lauriston Road, E9
(07941 2085 66) London Fields station
Fri-Sun 12noon-6pm
8-30 November
SOUVENIRS
A show of small photographs by 50 different photographers/artists made in response to the theme ‘souvenirs’ to accompany prints by Piranesi that are being shown in the main gallery.

WHITECHAPEL PROJECT SPACE
20 Fordham Street, E1

(020 7377 6289) Whitechapel tube

Sat & Sun12noon-6pm

6 - 30 November

BECKY BEASLEY Thru Darkly Night

Thru Darkly Night explores a dark night of the soul, experienced in the bright light of the day. The work imagines a social space not unlike a modern city, and entertains its impossible community. Becky Beasley graduated in Fine Art (Photography) from the Royal College of Art

VITAL ARTS

Front Corridor, Royal London Hospital , Whitechapel Road, E1.
(020 7377 7127) Whitechapel tube
8am-8pm daily

1 October 03 – January 04

BEN COLWIN – Lupus Exhibition
The project takes the form of a series of portraits of people with Lupus and is intended to raise the level of awareness about this serious but often overlooked condition. Lupus (S.L.E.) is a chronic debilitating disorder of the immune system and is one of the major medical conditions of the modern age. It causes the immune system to become over active, attacking rather than defending the body and can be life threatening. It is nether neither contagious nor rare, affecting 1 in 750 women in the UK and although there is no cure at present, the majority of cases can be controlled with modern treatment. It mainly affects women but children and men are also affected.

Ben studied Fine Art at Middlesex University and since graduation has worked as a freelance photographer, with commissions regularly appearing in national magazines & newspapers. The project came about from his experience with his late sister Emma, who lived with Lupus for 25 years. The Peabody Trust & The Millennium Awards Fellowship have funded the project.

Outpatients Hall, St Bartholomews Hospital , West Smithfield EC1.
(020 7377 7127) Farringdon tube
9am-7pm daily

1 October 03 – 2 January 04
ALISDAIR MCNAIR, JAMES WARD Travels

While studying at Barts & The Royal London Hospital, McNair took an extended elective and worked at various hospitals in South Africa and China. It was also a chance to travel and shoot photographs. The pictures were all taken in China in 1999.

James Ward’s photogra on his travels, with an occasional personal twist. It is a celebration of delight and difference.

WHITECHAPEL ART GALLERY
Whitechapel High Street, E1
(020 7522 7871) Aldgate East tube
Tues-Sun 11am-6pm Thurs until 9pm

9 September – 9 November

FRANZ WEST
This exhibition brings together the first major survey of Franz West in the UK with works from the last thirty years. Born in Vienna in 1947, where he still lives & works, West makes huge, vividly coloured sculptures alongside objects, performance props, furniture and collage with photographic images. He encourages us to wear large white plaster objects and presents playful papier-mâché sculptures which unearth primal images and offer snapshots of our subconscious.
Fascinated by images in glossy magazines & the allure of glamour, soft porn and the motor industry one series of works playfully critiques advertisements with paint & collage to highlight their absurdity.

YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHERS UNITED Now Know As PHOTODEBUT

18 Charlotte Road, EC2

(0775 1212 451) Old Street tube

Tues-Sat 10am-6pm

1 October - 29 November

YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHERS UNITED

Supporting, promoting, connecting and encouraging emerging photographers in the UK!

seminars & courses

22 September – 26 November
PHOTOGRAPHY COURSES with Anthony Lam
At the Brady Arts Centre 020 7364 7913

10 October

OPEN SEMINAR led by Mick Williamson
3pm-5pm Unit 2 Gallery London Metropolitan University 020 7320 1970

15 October – 13 November

WORKSHOPS for Schools & Community Groups
At the Eco Pavilion. Bookings 07932 942 323

16 October

TALK by Phil Maxwell
7pm at Four Corners 020 8981 6111

17 October

OPEN SEMINAR with Gareth McConnell & Damian Gille
3pm-5pm Unit 2 Gallery, London Metropolitan University 020 7320 1970

7 November

OPEN SEMINAR with Andy Merriman

3pm-5pm Unit 2 Gallery, London Metropolitan University 020 7320 1970

21 November

PHOTOFORUM for photographers
7pm-9pm at Four Corners 020 8981 6111

Please refer to listings for further details.