Set designer, Sarah Parker works from East London producing work for the likes of Christian Dior, Ikea and Bompas & Parr. Personal projects by Sarah explore colour and composition. Personal highlight Pasta plays with various pasta forms, arranging them as playful structures. Sarah Parker was last modified: May 27th, 2014…
Taint is a new publication that celebrates the importance in variety of political expression. Each edition focuses on a different single political issue and how that issue can be explored within the different disciplines of creativity. Taint was born out of frustration with the monotony of current fashion and arts…
As part of her final year project for London College of Fashion, Rachel Hodgson has produced a newspaper called ‘Girls on Tumblr’.
The exhibition ‘In the Meantime’ reunites all of the images exchanged between the four members of 1/2 during the past seven years of teamwork and collaboration. As part of Felix & Foam, the creation of Foam in collaboration with Frame and restaurant Foyer, In the Meantime, a compact but intensely…
Yijun Liao is a photographer that was born and raised in Shanghai, China and is currently based in Brooklyn NY. Having exhibited internationally from New York to China, Taiwan, Korea and Germany Yijun’s work describes places people and relationships telling stories of unseen films and her travels / life in…
Born in Jerusalem now living and working from Berlin, Ariel Schlesinger takes observational photographs highlighting beautiful coincidences of the everyday world. Whether its strangely placed traffic cones or a conjoined doughnut, Ariel’s photos show its worth having a camera on you at all times to capture life’s small visual delights.…
Last week I had the pleasure of checking out the Edgar Martins exhibition at The Wapping Project, Bankside. ‘The Rehearsal of Space and The Poetic Impossibility to Manage the Infinite,’ is a collection of photographs and the result of a long term collaboration with the European Space Agency. The highly…
Yann Faucher is a French photographer currently based in London and represented by God & Man agency (NY) Yann’s beautiful imagery communicates ‘a sort of simplicity with casual intimacy’ as he expresses individualism through portraits and fashion photography.
65: by Colin O’Brien is a book of 65 images spanning 65 years, which gives an insight into Colin O’Briens view of the everyday things that are often overlooked. Without deadlines or editorial demands O’Brien was free to document the world his way, searching for slices of fact that, when…
Canadian photographer based in New York, Andrew B. Myers has a fantastic portfolio of work to his name. Developing his own style carefully composing collected objects, Andrew B. Myers explores the colours and forms of fruit, sweets, balloons and lego bricks. The scattered colours shot in beautifully flat light can…
Photographs often create imagination and many times leave us to wonder what it is in the mind of the photographer or what they see, if not the scene or people viewed, through the viewfinder. There are some indefinable elements in Mirka Laura Severa’s photographs which make her work extraordinary –…
The 2014 Sony World Photography Awards exhibition opened at the beginning of May at Somerset House. It features the winning and shortlisted photographers from the incredible 139,000 submissions for 166 countries across all disciplines. From fine art to photojournalism to lifestyle, each of the photographers showcased has some truly breathtaking…
Set designer, Gemma Tickle works from East London on advertising and editorial projects. Reimagining ordinary objects as abstract shapes, Gemma Tickle produces great photographic compositions of colour. Working for clients such as Nike, Wonderland and Elle, Gemma’s work translates effortlessly between these brands. Taking pasta, bricks, balloons etc. Gemma Tickle…
Henry Jackson Newcomb is a Norwich based artist using everyday materials to create compositional studies, often capturing these studies with photography to create a final piece. A graduate of Norwich University College of the Arts, it seems that Henry has bravely decided not to join the mass brain drain to…
People tend to assume that all disposable camera models are the same – a wee misunderstanding when talking about this fascinating piece of technology first invented half a century ago. In reality, some of them come with either a flash option or a specific film speed or include even more…
Mimm is a creative store in Nottingham that combines fashion, music and art. As well as the store that specialises in premium menswear, they pride themselves on audio and visual events, their record label and their art collective.
American photographer currently working in New York, Mark Lyon takes observational photos of his surroundings. Mark Lyon’s project ‘Landscapes for the People’ focuses on the landscape wallpapers often featured in dental rooms, waiting rooms and other banal locations. These murals transport the viewer to a more calming mindset. Mark Lyon…
Daniel Kukla is currently based in Brooklyn where he works as a photo-based artist. Daniel’s practice is informed by an intersection of his work as a photographer and formal training in biological and anthropological sciences articulating our ever changing relationship with the natural world highlighting both the beautiful and bizarre.…
I luckily managed to make it down to the last day of Richard Mosse’s debut exhibition ‘The Enclave’ at the Vinyl factory (at the back of the NCP car park in Soho) this weekend. And although sadly it’s all over, I had to share what a truly amazing show it…
Whitten Sabbatini is photographer based in Memphis, Tennessee. Recently graduating, Whitten took up photography around the age of 18 and has a deep interest in taking portraits and documenting life in the South. Shot digitally Whitten’s photographs mimic film and almost look like stills from a movie as he gracefully…