Chris Harrison was born and bought up in Jarrow, in the South Bank of the river Tyne. This exhibition explores Harrison's empathy with his home town.
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For this Hungarian Arts Foundation (NKA) supported project, Terri Potoczna advertised for Roma volunteers to choose a person from a selection of famous paintings whose appearance they would like to "try on". She went all over Hungary to meet them and recorded the discussion about their choices as well as their comments about Roma identity.
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To celebrate the forthcoming festive season AOP Members have submitted their work to Elements, our second online group exhibition. Curator Rachel Rogers comments; "From a great selection of images we've chosen work by 26 different members which form an exhibition covering the elements from ALL seasons."
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Photographs as complice to the defence of nature.
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A thick haze on a foggy night. It’s like all the lights are fighting it, fighting to get through. But nothing can, no stars or moon in or street lamps out. Tonight the darkness comes alive, it is tangible. And the darkness is not black, not tonight nor has it ever been.
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The Super Wide City project captures the spectacular view of a city in motion, both creating and preserving a historically relevant portrait of a city during a time of accelerated change.
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Never before has the same city hosted the Olympics three times. London is the first. A city with one of the richest histories in the world once again unites 216 nations to compete in the most celebrated athletic competition.
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This is a selection from Glyn's fourth photography book, Welsh Light, which was published in August 2012. The new book contains 120 full plate images in this 264 page publication.
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SEE33 was an exhibition of Jonathan’s portrait work, which first took place during the summer of 2011 in Manchester.
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This exhibition contains my most recent ongoing work on British black and white landscapes. This style of work was highly influenced by Bill Rowlinson, the master of black and white printing, who helped me progress from my early beginnings in fashion photography through to specialising in black and white people and landscapes.
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This ongoing projects intention is to examine how clothes and posture serve a communication function by decoding the messages in the wardrobe of one subculture – outdoor enthusiasts.
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Homelandscape is the first collaborative project by two Finnish-Japanese artists, Elina Moriya and Miika Osamitsu. The exhibitions consist of Elina’s photography and Miika’s essay and sound installation. The exhibition is a part of a larger series that the artists are working on at the moment.
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The AOP Members Online Gallery opens with an exhibition of award-winning fine art and advertising imagery from member Peter Dazeley.
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Our online exhibitions showcase solo and group shows from AOP Members, bringing you a plethora of imagery from their personal projects. We have an abundance of members who will be flaunting their wares through this new platform. Don't forget to come back and visit us to get your visual feast, with an exciting schedule in place, expect to see a new exhibition here every month.
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