Tuesday 15 February 2011

EXHIBITION NEWS 15th February 2011

England, My England, DLI Art Gallery and Museum, Durham

The touring exhibition, England, My England by the award winning Magnum Agency photographer, Chris Steele-Perkins, in Gallery 2 of the DLI Museum Art Gallery is on until Sunday 13th March.

Northern Exposures, Galleries Inc, Newcastle

Also by Chris Steele-Perkins, who is famed for his photo-reportage throughout the world, from Afghanistan to Belfast. He returned to the Durham Coalfield in 2001 to document the region where he was once a student. Galleries Inc is on the 3rd Floor, Central Square North, Forth Street, Newcastle, NE1 3PL which is open Tuesday to Thursdays 12 - 5 pm. Until 24th February. Central Square North is the large building with a sculpture comprising supermarket shopping trolleys.

www.northumbria.ac.uk/universitygallery/galleriesinc

www.chrissteeleperkins.com

“Chris Steele-Perkins is renowned in his field. All lovers of documentary, reportage photography will enjoy and be inspired by these two exhibitions” John A Clarke

Lodz Ghetto Album, Side Gallery

On until 26th March, the Lodz Ghetto exhibition by Henryk Ross is a touring exhibition from the Archive of Modern Conflict. The photographs are new prints, made from the original wartime negatives. Many bear the scars of damage that results from their burial in the ghetto, and no attempt has been made to enhance or repair them.

Extraordinary and very moving” John A Clarke

http://www.amber-online.com/exhibitions/lodz-ghetto-album-by-henryk-ross/detail

People of the 20th Century, Dean Gallery, Edinburgh

August Sander (1876-1964) was one of the greatest and most influential photographers of the 20th century. During his whole career he photographed individuals and groups of people that he then classified according to their occupations and position in society. This lifelong attempt to document the German people resulted in the ambitious project entitled People of the 20th Century.

“His portraiture inspired the likes of Diane Arbus and is rarely seen on the wall. This really is a must see” John A Clarke

http://www.nationalgalleries.org/whatson/exhibition/5:368/19935

Dr John A Clarke ARPS is a member of both Durham Photographic Society and the Hexham Photography Group. There is a profile of him on the Member Profile section of this website

John Clarke. Picture tg

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