This exhibition features the work of London photographer, Matthew Durrant and explores the effect of anxiety in our lives and the associated emotions that we feel. It is told through a series of photographs depicting a story called 'The Colour Jungle'.  

The narrative aims to explore the cyclical conflict through time of all-consuming anxiety (a metaphorical jungle, like dense vegetation or a concrete metropolis) with a sensory release (colour). At different times in the sequence, one or both may be dominant. 

Matthew originally trained as a conservationist and inspired by modern social issues as well as the challenges which face our environment. He uses colour to inject stories through his photographs, which he manipulates through post-production techniques.

Artist: 
- Matt Durrant

www.matthewdurrant.co.uk 

EXHIBITION Information

30th November - 5th December 2018

Photography Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

‘Science is not blind’ is a photography exhibition displaying work by David Katz, Susan Meyer and Adrian Korsner.

David Katz is an acclaimed photographer who is registered Blind. He hid his disability for decades as he took his famous images. David Katz has produced the documentary of his personal story, called 'Through My Lenses', over the past year.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyCfVWI22jQ
David Katz is an acclaimed internationally for a host of pictures including a speedy lady streaker at Lord's cricket ground, in front of a grinning Ian Botham; a roaring, triumphant David Beckham; Elton John receiving an admiring glance from wife Renate; Princess Diana meeting and greeting at Westminster Abbey; Prince Charles taking part in proceedings at Bevis Marks Synagogue in the City of London; Michael Jackson in a press scrum; and many more unique images. His portfolio developed to include pictures, used worldwide, of Barack Obama, Yasser Arafat, the Queen and Tony Blair. One press favourite was Mr Blair trying his hand at guitar.

Susan Meyer was born in Johannesburg, South Africa. She presently lives in Kfar Saba.Despite the fact that she grew up in the Namib Desert and have traumatic memories of the blowing sands, the Dead Sea is one of her favourite places to photograph, with the Arava area a close second. The scenery is breathtaking, ever-changing, and the possibilities for photography endless. 

Adrian Korsner is a photographer covering most aspects of the profession but specialising in music, theatre and the arts.
Through the 1980's he had the opportunity to work and study with the legendary Jazz Photographer, Herman Leonard in London, San Francisco and New Orleans, honing his technique to that of his mentor.
Adrian has photographed many of the 'Giants of Jazz' but is just as happy working with gigging local musicians.

Artists: 

- David Katz
www.throughmylenses.org

- Susan Meyer

- Adrian Korsner
www.jazzpics.co.uk

EXHIBITION Information

Tuesday 20th November 2018

Photography Exhibition

Open 6pm - 8pm

Camden Image Gallery is pleased to present Gloom to Colours, a solo exhibition by multi-disciplinary artist Pumpi Moore.

 Moore brings to her first solo show a collection of abstract paintings, drawings and screen-printing.

From an early age her refusal to follow Islamic teachings made her an outcast within a strict, non-plural, theocratic, socio-political environment. From early childhood, Moore felt suffocated by the oppressive patriarchal culture of Pakistani society. Her rejection, refusal and adherence to a strictly prescribed Muslim lifestyle, as expected by her parents, led to continual threats and eventual rejection. Moore’s struggle is experienced in her drawings and paintings. Her early drawings reflect the perceived helplessness of Asian women.

All images © Pumpi Moore.

Artist: 
Pumpi Moore

EXHIBITION Information

19th - 24th October 2018

Painting Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

'The moment' is arranged by a group of young artists based in London and South Korea; motion graphic designer-Bokyong Park, illustrator-Nina Park and architecture designer-Seoyoung Bae. This exhibit is about the stories of three artists with their untold experiences and emotions they went through during their lives in London. In this exhibit, they unraveled each of their stories of youth interestingly through variety of mediums.

Artists: 
-Bokyong Park : b-park.net 
- Nina Park : www.parknina.com
- Seoyoung Bae
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EXHIBITION Information

10th - 12th 2018

Photography and Painting Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm daily

The London Painters & Sculptors Group is formed of nine painters and two sculptors. They have exhibited together on a number of occasions over recent years, most recently at The Strand Gallery in October 2017.

From 2-7 October this year, the group will be holding their “Colour and Form ’18” exhibition at The Camden Image Gallery. Visitors to the exhibition will have an opportunity to discover how the Artists have used a variety of different mediums to explore their own contemporary response to the theme of colour, shape and form. The exhibition will showcase new work, which will be available for sale, and a number of the artists will be in the gallery each day to discuss the exhibited work. Entry to the exhibition is free.

The following artists form The London Painters & Sculptors Group: Margaret Crutchley, Raina Goran, Jess Miller, Dave Nelson, Clive Patterson, Fiona Payne, Helen Robinson, Helen Ryan, Cary Whitworth, Kate Willows and Feza Yuksel.

You can follow the group on Facebook (@TheLondonPaintersandSculptorsGroup), Twitter(@thelpsgroup) and Instagram (@thelpsgroup).

Artists: 
- Margaret Crutchley
- Raina Goran
- Jess Miller
- Dave Nelson
- Clive Patterson
-  Fiona Payne
- Helen Robinson
- Helen Ryan
- Cary Whitworth
- Kate Willows
- Feza Yuksel

EXHIBITION Information

2nd - 7th October 2018

Painting and Sculpture Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm daily

Crow Dillon-Parkin and Morfydd Ransom-Hall have shared studio space since graduating from MA Art and Science at Central Saint Martins in 2015. Both artists use drawing in its widest sense as part of their individual practice. Their different areas of interest - Embodiment and The Anthropocene - give rise to conversations and challenges, both visual and intellectual. Lines can be drawn between the two, sometimes parallel, sometimes divergent. 

Artists: 
- Crow Dillon-Parkin
- Morfydd Ransom-Hall

EXHIBITION Information

21st - 23rd September 2018

Mixed Media Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

Catarina Felix Machado's solo exhibition will be on display on Thursday 30th August, 6pm - 8pm. 

There will be a range of paintings and sculptures on display. 

"My practice is a reflection of my fascination for natural environments and its relationship to various sociopolitical developments throughout history. Terra Nostrum, in particular, aims to challenge the dominant religious discourses and re-conceptualise the role of the female figure in those ideas. It also shows how the political construction of the idea of land is meaningless as it overlooks the organic uncontrollability of the natural world. Terra Nostrum is a deconstruction of human complexity and a celebration of natural beauty."
Catarina Felix Machado

www.camden-image-gallery.co.uk

Artist:
 
- Catarina Machado

EXHIBITION Information

30th August 2018

Painting and Sculpture Exhibition

Open 6pm - 8pm 

Sokari is a self-trained photographer based in East London, driven by his passion for architecture, art, design and the human form. His photography is inspired by the environment and world around him. which he uses to showcase a fresh perspective of his subjects. For him photography is also an art form used to capture special moments in time.

Sokari graduated with bachelor's degree in Philosophy and has an MSc. in Business Information Technology. He worked for an investment bank in the City of London for over 16 years, but is now following his passion photography.

www.sokari.eu

Twitter: @sokarieu
Facebook: Sokari.eu
Instagram: sokarieu

Artist:
 
- Sokari Higgwe
www.sokari.eu

EXHIBITION Information

15th - 17th August 2018

Photography Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

"I started taking photos of the BT Tower in 2011 for no particular reason. I live in Camden and would just see it all the time. I took lots of dull shots until one day I was at TATE Modern and took one I really liked. I started to get more creative, ditched the Blackberry and embraced the iPhone. 

There are two rules. I can only take photos with my phone, which is why some are very low res. And I can only take them if I happen upon a view, i.e. I never go somewhere to set up a shot. 

There was an internal debate when instagram came along. Was it cheating? Fortunately I decided it wasn't and started to have some fun with the pictures.

It's become an odd fascination but less with the actual building than with the amazing city that is London and its infinite possible view points. " 

Cleo

Artists: 

- Cleo

EXHIBITION Information

20th May 2018

Photography Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm

In collaboration with MyMicroGallery

Curated by Stefania Carrozzini

www.stefaniacarrozzini.com
International Curatorial Projects
Milan. - New York - London - Berlin. - Miami
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Artists: 

- Joanna  Coke
- Adriana  Collovati
- Marcello Diotallevi
- Shayla   Glover
- Marion   Schmidtke
- Myriam   Schryve
- Brigitte   Williams

EXHIBITION Information

5th - 16th April 2018

Mixed Media Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

An exhibition to celebrate the work of Simon Black. 

Simon Black 1958-2008

Simon Black was a figurative artist who died in 2008 at the age of 49. Born in Manchester, he trained at the Wolverhampton School of Art, and studied etching at Rochdale. He moved to London in 1986.

Over his lifetime he created hundreds of artworks using many different medium – etchings, drawings, watercolours, acrylics and oils, as well as 3D pieces.

Simon used diverse sources in his work including the autobiographical, urban incidents, memory and photographs, grounded in the collective visual environment. Sense of location was crucial for him and the human figure was key. His paintings set up a dialogue of opposites between humour and the serious, the collective and the solitary, movement and inertia, the past and the present.

His work hangs in private and public spaces, including at the Royal Free Hospital where there are 6 commissioned pieces hanging in the Atrium, reflectingdifferent aspects of hospital life.

This exhibition will mark 10 years since his untimely death. It is an opportunity to celebrate his work, to remember his life, and to share his unique vision.  

Artist: 

- Simon Black
www.simonblack.co.uk

EXHIBITION Information

17th - 29th March 2018

Fine Art Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

A Camden Image Gallery Exhibition in association with The Noble Sage

Camden Image Gallery have teamed up with The Noble Sage Art Collection to bring you a dynamic glimpse into the thriving art world of South Asia. The exhibition of 28 works on paper and canvas are by artists in India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan as well as South Asian artists born here in the UK. The works of art have been handpicked from The Noble Sage Art Collection by Camden Image Gallery for your viewing pleasure and the show is designed to give you a colourful insight into the artistic diversity on offer in the subcontinent, particularly South India.

Artists: 

- Tasaduq Sohail
- R.B. Bhaskaran
- Achuthan Kudallur
- G. Raman
- C. Dakshinamoorthy
- Jagath Weerasingh
- Manoj Vyloor
- Asma Menon
- P. Jayakani
- G. Gurunathan
- Ganesh Selvaraj
- V. Anamika
- N. Prasannakumar
- V. Narayanan
- Priya Barot

EXHIBITION Information

31st January - 3rd February 2018

Mixed Media Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

Behind the scenes is a mixed media group exhibition. There will be a range of painting, photography and video on display. 

Artists: 

- John Lacey-Smith
- Carey Denham
- Catarina Machado
- Andreea-Mihaela Andrei
- Karchun victor Lo
- Zsófi Varga

EXHIBITION Information

23rd - 25th January 2018

Mixed Media Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

What Is The Point?’ will be a group exhibition of UK and International artists. Each artist creating a new artwork for the exhibition, drawing inspiration from, and attempting to answer the question, ‘What Is The Point?’

This is the fifth annual What is The Point? exhibition organised by ArtCan and will include sculpture and video art alongside all forms of 2D art. All the artists involved have agreed to support this initiative as a collaborative artistic process.

ArtCan is a non-profit organisation supporting contemporary artists through a vibrant and exciting exhibition programme. The aim at ArtCan is to promote fair payment of artists: when you purchase a piece at an ArtCan event, you deal directly with the artist and they receive 100% of the profit. The organisation’s ongoing objective is to create, promote, maintain and improve opportunities for contemporary artists without compromise to their artistic exploration and development.

ArtCan functions on a membership basis. It is open to all fine artists and creative practitioners. Members support and engage with one another and through collaboration, communication and networking, facilitate and enable exciting exhibiting and project opportunities. With 80 international members currently participating and no cap on capacity, the organisation actively welcomes applications.

www.artcan.org.uk
Twitter / Instagram @artcanorg 

Artists:

- Abigail Markov
- Alice Gorton
- Amy Oliver
- Anthony Grieveson
- Atelier Coolpool
- Caroline Banks
- Catherine Fenton
- Dafni Bampanioti
- Diana Burch
- Duy Phuong
- Edmund Palao
- Eiman Elgibreen
- Eleanor Buffam
- Elizabeth Grant
- Emily Bowcher
- Alissa Thor
- Geraldine Molia
- Heather Burwell
- Hedy Parry-Davies
- Ian Harris
- Jenni Bea
- Jonathan Mann
- Karl Singporewala
- Kate Judge
- Laura Gompertz
- Laurent Nurisso
- Linda Burrows
- Meriliis Rinne
- Mia Haggi
- Michelle Hold
- Miraj Ahmed
- Mirella Bandini
- Nadya Yakustidi
- Nara Walker
- Nicola Moody
- Olga Mikhaseva
- Sal Jones
- Santiago Alcon
- Simon Probyn
- Sussi Hodel
- Svetlana Grishina
- Tamara Torres
- Teja Tegelj
- Tomas Nanne Sandberg
- Tomasz Jurek

EXHIBITION Information

This exhibition will be on display between 7th - 15th November 

Mixed Media Exhibition

Open 11am - 6pm Daily
 

All Sculptures by Vojsava Fakhro.  
www.galleryv.co.uk

"Having qualified and practised as an architect for many years, I turned to sculpture in the '80s. This began with an introduction to clay modelling under the guidance of a portrait sculptor who had a profound influence on my development in that field. The human form was my main point of reference, and my preferred medium was clay. I enjoyed loosely piling lumps of this malleable material to form a likeness of the sitter; the heavily textured surface was to became my personal style.

I later progressed to wood and stone. With these materials I try to capture a flow in forms, still with the human body as my direct source of inspiration. Wood certainly lends itself to that flow (stone less so), where the grain often dictates which way the chisel goes:  though I am in control of the tools, there is an unpredictability which I find both daunting and exciting.

A piece of charred wood, found on a pile of smouldering wood in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, and lovingly carried back to London, pointed towards a new direction. By selectively exposing my completed sculptures to a blow torch, I could introduce greater tonal contrast and texture to my work.

Experimenting with resin, cement, papier mache and metal (for which, sadly, I no longer have facilities) I can develop new techniques through using a variety of materials. Light has played an important part in some of my work and I intend to incorporate more of this in future."

Artist: 

- Vojsava Fakhro

EXHIBITION Information

Body and Soul will run from 22nd - 25th November 2017

Sculpture Exhibition

Opening hours 11am - 6pm Daily

Soul Mosaic; new artworks by Daniel Clayton and Alisdair Shepherd. 

In this exhibition, Clayton and Shepherd have gathered inspiration from narratives found within the natural environment. Clayton's collages are layered and decretive, garnered from memory and the imagination using recycled paper collected out of magazines and catalogues to create a mosaic-like effect.  In exchange Shepherd's paintings portray a profoundly abstract interpretation; revealing his emotion and the emergence of the divine though the expressive nurturing of hue, tones and dramatic gestures of brush stroke across the canvas. 

Artists: 

- Alisdair Shepherd
www.40leaves.co.uk

- Daniel Clayton

EXHIBITION Information

This exhibition will be on display 30th September - 8th October 2017

Mixed Media Exhibition

Open 11am - 6pm
 

In collaboration with MyMicroGallery

www.stefaniacarrozzini.com
International Curatorial Projects
Milan. - New York - London - Berlin. - Miami
Catalogue.  Website.  Artist's Coach. Public Relations

Artists:

- Barbara Bachner
- Stefania Carrozzini
- Natalija Simeonovic,
- Beth Charles
- Paolo Nicola Rossini
- Vanessa Stelling
- Vincenzo Torcello  
- Susi Zucchi

EXHIBITION Information

13th - 25th September 2017

Mixed Media Exhibition

Open 11am - 6pm Daily

Solo Exhibition by Romanian film director and photographer Andreea Andrei.

"It's a project with people and about people. It's a simple way of trying to understand the human race. I'm trying to get to know people better by photographing them in a relaxed environment, one of their choosing. We are sucked in by social media, internet and smartphones. We forgot how a real analogue photography looks or smells like and how many emotions we can live, how many memories we can recall from a physical photograph, now we just posess huge stocks of digital memories, which may disappear in the blink of an eye. I want to bring back the instant analogue photography into the art scene. It's always a good idea to go back where it all (almost) started.

I want to make people understand that we still need analogue photography, maybe now more than ever. Everyone can own a digital camera and take pictures. But the beauty of analogue photography is that it gets you closer to the material, the real and palpable, in the face of the illusionary pixels. We shouldn't fade in technology, we shouldn't lose our humanity, I think it's our duty to take care of that. I think analogue photography is a part of that."

Artist:

- Andreea Andrei

www.andreeaandrei.com

EXHIBITION Information

This exhibition will be on display 21st July 2017

Photography Exhibition

Open 6pm - 8pm
 

(Un)questionable Self brings together recent works by moving image artist Tulani Hlalo, Digital artist Bex Ilsley, Painter Carly Baker and Illustrator Andy Bennett. 

“Through my practice as an artist and curator I have become increasingly interested in issues surrounding sexual and gender identity and how this is represented and displayed in art galleries. (Un)questionable Self will explore how this is changing in the present, possible changes for the future and the methods of display and art practises that might facilitate these changes; using both traditional methods and advances in technology. The Exhibition will encompass themes of sexual, gender and racial identity to question the very nature of the unquestionable, one’s Self.” 

Carly Baker Exhibition Curator

Artists:

- Bex Ilsley
- Carly Baker
- Andrew Bennett
- Tulani Hlalo

EXHIBITION Information

This exhibition will be on display 28th & 29th June 2017

Mixed Media Exhibition

Open 11am - 6pm
 

Queen of Ghosts is a creative fusion. Live music meets photography and vice versa. Norwegian Singer-Songwriter AASA and Austrian Photographer Bina Winkler created a concept around one of Aasa’s songtitles and want to take you on an audiovisual journey of strength and mystery. AASA will be performing in the evening. 

Artists: 

- Bina Winkler
- AASA

EXHIBITION Information

This exhibition will be on display 6th April 2017

Photography Exhibition

Open 6pm - 8pm
 

A year of reDiscovery.

"In September 2015 I began a photographic “gap year,” revisiting and rediscovering the places I have lived over 52 years - a week in each location for every year of my life.  It became a year of returning to former residences, meeting with friends of the past and documenting those who have made London home.  The year could not be condensed into a concise 52; instead, like life, many meandering paths have emerged over the course of my gap year and are seen in this photography exhibition."

Artist: 

- Colleen Rowe Harvey
 

EXHIBITION Information

This exhibition will be on display 25th March - 2nd April 2017

Photography Exhibition

Open 11am - 6pm
 

'Nothing is as it seems' is mixed media exhibition curated by Stefania Carrozzini featuring twelve international artists from Saudi Arabia, Italy, Canada, Singapore, Japan, the United Kingdom, Serbia, New Zealand.

www.mymicrogallery.com
 

Artists:

- Ghada Al-Muhammedi, Saudi Arabia
-  Rosaspina Buscarino, Italy
-  Adriana Collovati, Italy
- Karin Chan, Singapore
- Beth Charles, New Zealand
- Judith Cordeaux, New Zealand
- Anne Hoerter, Canada
- Rebecca Humphrey, England
- Susi Lamarca, Italy
- Natalija Simeonovic, Serbia
- Cynli Sugita, Japan
- Susi Zucchi, Italy

EXHIBITION Information

This exhibition will be on display 2nd - 14th March 2017

Mixed Media Exhibition

Open 11am - 6pm
 

Please RSVP: info@thenoblesage.com with your name and the names of any guests attending 

The Noble Sage Art Collection

Specialists in Indian, Sri Lankan and Pakistani contemporary art

www.thenoblesage.com

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For more info on the collection or the exhibition please contact: 07901944997 or reception@thenoblesage.com

Artist: 

- Premalatha Seshadri
- Himanish Das
- Eccentric-O
- M. Siva
- M. Natesh
- A. Selvaraj
- Rajkumar Stabathy
- Pradeep Puthoor

EXHIBITION Information

This exhibition will be on display 17th - 19th February 2017

Mixed Media Exhibition

Open 11am - 6pm
 

This exhibition shows the journey of discovering an important aspect that occurs in everybody's life and especially how it has effected my own. This is awkwardness and loneliness. I know this is something that fears a lot of people and shapes our lives by subconsciously influencing our desitions. The work that is shared will be from my pieces that made me realise this aspect of myself, to my response to finally understanding and embracing it.

There will be a range of photographs from a series of photoshoots I have created over the past 9 months as well as a short film I created over the summer. I hope to provoke conversation and thought as the pieces will share a less common opinion on the subject. 

Artist: 

- Nwaka Okparaeke

EXHIBITION Information

This exhibition will be on display on Thursday 5th January 2017: 4pm - 8pm

Photography Exhibition