Matt Finn: Mother

A couple of weeks ago I said I would visit the work of Matt Finn, having learned about him from a talk by Francesca Genovese of Francesca Meffeo Gallery.  Though a shorter post than I normally like to write, I have made a few notes here regarding my response to this work. I was drawn to Matt …

Margaret Watkins: Beauty in the Domestic

Believed to be one of the first woman photographers to work in the commercial world of advertising, Margaret Watkins' modernist work of the early 20th century often featured ordinary objects.   Watkins lived a solitary and unconventional life, details of which were reflected in her work.'The Kitchen Sink' (1919) had a mixed reception in its time …

Protected: Alison Watt: Light and Shadow

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Protected: Homescapes: Chen Shaoxiong’s constructed scenes

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Protected: The Imaginative World of Pipilotti Rist

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Photography Centre at the V&A

Opened 12th October 2018, the new Photography Centre at the V&A centre takes visitors through the history of photography, beginning pre-photography with a heliograph on pewter, heliography being the early 19th Century process invented by Niépce. The exhibition follows photography's history with a fascinating collection of images and artefacts.  There is a magical display of …

Protected: Patricia Townsend – Creative States of Mind

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Protected: Art / intangible

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Protected: Guest Lecture – Laura Hynd

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Protected: Week 4: Miles Aldridge and Francis Hodgson | Photo London Talk

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