MAX DE ESTEBAN: Darmstäder Tage der Fotografie

Proposition One: Only The Ephemeral
Design House, Darmstädt,  25–27 April, 2014

We are pleased to announce, that Max de Esteban will be exhibiting at the 2014 Darmstädt Days of Photography Festival.

The series, Proposition One: Only the Ephermeral, will be shown at the Design House, as part of the main exhibition, which has a curatorial theme of Reflection – Aesthetic References.

This series has been hugely popular with our gallery visitors and clients alike. It was first shown at the gallery, as a solo show in Fall 2011 and has continued to resonate, through being regularly exhibited throughout Europe since that time. 

To learn more about the Darmstäder Festival, visit their website here. 

To revisit this series of photographs, visit our website here. 

PO5, 2011 © Max de Esteban

SIMON ROBERTS: Multimedia Museum, Moscow

Landscape Studies of a Small Island
April 25 – May 25, 2014

We are pleased to announce that Simon Roberts will be exhibiting at the Multimedia Museum in Moscow, as part of the UK Russia Year of Culture 2014. The exhibition has been curated by Karen McQuaid, Curator at The Photographer's Gallery, London. 

The exhibition draws on a selection of photographs from Roberts' We English and Pierdom series, exhibited at Klompching Gallery as solo shows in 2009 and 2013.

"With renewed interest in the relationship of individuals and groups to the landscape, Roberts focused on social practices, customs, cultural landmarks, economic and political scenarios that define his 'small island' as uniquely British. With echoes of 'history painting', these photographs point to contemporary issues specific to Britain, but equally engage with universal ideas of the human relationship to landscape, of identity and belonging".—Curatorial statement.

For more information about the exhibition, visit the museum website.

To view more of the photographs, visit the We English and Pierdom website pages. 

Brighton West, 2011 © Simon Roberts

JIM NAUGHTEN: Contact Photography Festival

Hereros at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art

May 1 – August 18, 2014

We are delighted to announce, that Jim Naughten's Hereros series will be exhibited at the 2014 Contact Photography Festival. A selection of his work, curated by Bonnie Rubenstein, will be shown at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, as part of the festival's public installations program.

Herero Woman Marching, 2012 © Jim Naughten

Further information can be found here.

To see more from the series, with print sale information, visit the gallery website.