Malcolm Glover / New Work

Malcolm Glover has been working on this series of work from India for the past five years.

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who do you think you are?

Colin Jones, Brian Duffy, Chris Duffy as well as Graphic Artists, Martin O'Neill, Wasted and Wounded, Debi Angel

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Terry O’Neill TAG Award 2012

Winners and Shortlist from Terry O'Neill Award 2012 See www.oneillaward.com for full details

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Steven Berkoff /East End Photographs

Born in Stepney, director, actor and playwright Steven Berkoff was given his first camera by “an enlightened cousin” as an 11 year old boy. Ten years later his brother-in-law bought him an enlarger and showed him how to print his own pictures.

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Along The Lines Of…….

Along The Lines Of... Interlope Collective: Ali Farmer, Elin Karlsson, Fleur Alston, Jane Sellman.

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Tableaux Whispers Echoes/ Bruce Rae

Lucy Bell is proud to present the first exhibition of the book “Tableaux Whispers Echoes“, based around Bruce Rae’s delicate salt prints with a text by Terry Jones together with recensions by the painter Tom Phillips.

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Eirik Holmyovik / Landscape 2

Landscapes by Eirik Holmyovik

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Roger Hopgood/ And Then There Were None

The title of the series, And Then There Were None, is taken from an Agatha Christie novel and the pervading mood in the work seems to convey the idea that something untoward has occurred in this very English setting. Yet despite the concentration on interior space it would be untrue to suggest that Hopgood has shifted entirely away from landscape.

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Lisa Creagh/The Instant Garden

‘The world begins with a garden. It is the territory of creation…it is a microcosm of creation where every species of the world is contained’ Lisa Creagh graduated from Goldsmiths in 1994, and in 2009 with a Masters in Photography from Brighton University. From 1997 - 2001 she lived and worked as an artist in New York, teaching digital imaging and curating exhibitions.

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Colin Jones: On Ballet

Professor Colin Jones was born in London in 1936, his creative life has followed an unorthodox path, taking him from a working-class childhood in the East End of London to dancing in the English Royal Ballet

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Richard Ansett

Born in 1966 and adopted from birth Richard Ansett developed an early interest in photography and studied at the Kent Institute of Art and Design before becoming a successful commercial photographer. Alongside his career in advertising and editorial for major global clients he has developed a growing artistic reputation for challenging the parameters of normality

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Martyn Colbeck: Elephants of Amboseli

Award-winning filmmaker, Martyn Colbeck, has made wildlife films for over 20 years, capturing our planet's most rare and interesting species.. It was Echo and her family of elephants that inspired Martyn to devote three films to them

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