- @RossRawlings hi sorry for the delay. Basically tag images in Flickr with #picbod they appear in our pool, gallery is curated from there!
- @davidoz yes it would be great to see you both and the young man, not seen him for ages!
- RT @samwessel: Awesome interactive visuals at the v.01 exhibition at Derby Quad. http://t.co/vSmqztxU
Tag Archives: time
Invitation to talk about Harold Edgerton with Ikon Gallery
Jonathan has been invited by Pete James, Head of Photographs at Birmingham Central Library and Ikon Gallery to talk about his work and its relationship to the pioneering work of Harold Edgerton. This new show pays reference to their first exhibition of his held in 1976. This was in fact the first European solo exhibition [...]
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Brussels beckons!
Jonathan has been invited to give a talk about his practice at Hogeschool Sint-Lukas Brussel. The talk will feature as part of a seminar series on Time and Photography being organised by Dr. Maarten Vanvolsem at the University. Sint-Lukas Brussels University College of Art and Design was founded in 1880. It evolved from the Neo-Gothic [...]
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Gallery 13 @ Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
Gallery 13 seen here installed as part of the Time|Motion exhibition. Gallery 13 is now back on show in gallery 20 at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. 7 years after it was originally commissioned, shot, exhibited and subsequently acquired for the Museums collection.
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Aspects of Edgerton