I have just completed a new series of work which is currently exhibited at The Lawrence Batley Theatre, Hudderfield as part of the Artist In Residence End of Year Exhibition. The exhibition runs until the 20th October 2012. Please click here for more information about this series of work.
Showing posts with label photographic art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photographic art. Show all posts
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Tuesday, 14 August 2012
The Last Curtain Call: Photographic Exhibition at The LBT
The Lawrence Batley Theatre (Upper Bar), Huddersfield, 30th July - 9th September
My current solo photographic exhibition presents a contemporary peek
behind the curtain of The Palace Theatre, Huddersfield, unearthing
memories from a distant past, of a theatre which was built more than a
century ago and which, at present, lies beneath 50 years of dust and
decay. This exhibition will move to the Main House on the 8th and 9th September and will be a feature attraction of the Heritage Open Days at the LBT.
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
New Card Series featuring the Lawrence Batley Theatre
I am part way through producing a new line of photographic cards to compliment the current work I am doing during my residency at the Lawrence Batley Theatre. They are currently only available from my workspace on the Balcony at the LBT so next time you visit feel free to have a look.... and buy one (or more) if you wish!!
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| My workspace at The LBT |
Thursday, 16 February 2012
iPhoneography at the LBT
I am beginning to build up a portfolio of images captured throughout the Lawrence Batley Theatre as part of my current residency project were I am exploring the Theatre through digital photography. At the moment I am exploring and experimenting, capturing images which may seem unexpected and turning them into small pieces of photographic art. I have lots of ideas of how this project may grow....but at the moment I am working organically, responding to things I see and ideas that emerge along the way. Here are some initial images... you may have to look closely to work out where in the Theatre they were taken!
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| The artwork featured in this image is by Kerry Mosley |
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