This exhibition presents a broad range of photography that explores some of the aspects that make us human.
Two prints from the series Museum will be on display in the exhibition for the first time in the U.K.
The prints from the series Unidentified Black Male, which were selected for the 2022 Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize, will be on show at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery over the summer. Private view on June 16th.
https://www.nationalgalleries.org/exhibition/taylor-wessing-photographic-portrait-prize-2022
A portrait from the ongoing series, Museum, will be on display during this group show. There is a physical exhibition at Victoria Yards in Johannesburg, South Africa, as well as online access at THIS LINK.
4 images from the self portrait series Unidentified Black Male will be exhibited as part of the National Portrait Gallery’s Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize for 2022. The series is an exploration on black lives and are all self portraits of the artist. More info can be found in the UBM section of the site. The exhibition runs from October 27th 2022 until December of 2022 at the gallery’s temporary residence at Cromwell Place while renovations continue at the main site.
https://www.throughthelenscollective.com/postcardsafrica
Opening October 4th at 17h00:
The title of the exhibition, is taken directly from the famous documentary of the same name, that talks about the history of film in the city, and its effects on the public’s perception of space and time through the lens of cinema. This photographic series aims to also place a more intimate gaze on a place that most people imagine to be more dream than reality.
The black and white and colour 35mm film photographs in this exhibition are shot in a documentary style, walking and driving through neighbourhoods and views of the city often neglected by outsiders, that encompass the every day life of the residents of Los Angeles, while also examining some of the landmarks that make the city one of the great cinematic capitals of the world.
For availability of prints from the exhibition, check out the store section of the website.