Forthcoming Contemporary Group Events
Members of the Contemporary Group
Are invited to the following events organized by:- London Independent Photography.
Booking details. Booking is essential for all events.
Please contact Julie Long: julielong@talktalk.net 07726 881 334
www.londonphotography.org.uk
Tim Daly:- See the end of the programme for additional date of 1st March 2008.
TITLE:- The Janet Hall Memorial Lecture
Paul Hill Don’t Go There
DATE:- Monday 28th April, 2008
VENUE:-Warren Room, Radisson Edwardian Grafton Hotel. 130 Tottenham Court Road, W1T 5AY
TIME:-7.15pm
COST:-£6 (members) £8 (non-members)
Paul Hill is leader of the popular MA Photography course at De Montfort University, Leicester. He was made a Fellow of the RPS in 1990 and awarded an MBE four years later for services to photography. For 20 years he was director of The Photographers’Place. As well as talking about his earlier work, he will show new images made following the death of his wife in 2006. It is photography that deals with the personal issues of the photographer – self-indulgent, or just therapy? There will be a question and answer session widening the discussion to embrace the photographs of Annie Leibovitz,, Andrea Serrano and Richard Avedon who have approached the same subject albeit in a very different way from Paul.
TITLE:- BARRY LEWIS Visual Noise
www.barrylewisphotography.com
DATE:-Saturday 17th May, 2008
VENUE:-The Camera Club, 16 Bowden Street, London, SE11 4DS
TIME:-10.30am – 5.30pm
COST:- £25 (members) £20 (concessions) £30 (non-members)
Barry Lewis has photographed all over the world for magazines such as Vogue and Life and participated in many books and exhibitions. In 1981 he co-founded the agency Network. He has won the Vogue award, The City of London award and the Oscar Barnac award for humanitarian photography. In recent years his work has become more diverse combining his personal projects, with editorial, corporate and advertising clients. In this workshop, using a simple ‘point and shoot digital camera, supplied by Barry, we will be photographing (near the Camera Club) the extraordinary in the ordinary – the things we pass daily and look at, but rarely see. In the afternoon we will discuss the photographs.
TITLE:- SIMON ROBERTS Worldwide
www.simonroberts.com
DATE:-Saturday 11th October, 2008
VENUE:-The Camera Club, London, SE11 4DS
TIME:-10.30am – 5.30pm
COST:-£25 (members), £20 (concessions), £30 (non-members)
Simon Roberts’s photojournalism has been published internationally. His awards include the Ian Parry Scholarship (1998), and Getty Images Photojournalism Award (2006). For the latest book Motherland, Simon travelled throughout Russia between July 2004 and August 2005, creating one of the most extensive photographic accounts of that vast country by a Westerner. Simon’s workshop will involve a slideshow presentation mapping his award-winning work as a photographer from editorial commissions to his book, Motherland. Following the presentation Simon will be available for portfolio reviews. Please edit your work into series of approximately 10 images.
TITLE:- RAY SPENCE Traditional Processes Digitally
www.rayspence.co.uk
DATE:-Saturday 15th November, 2008.
VENUE:-The Camera Club, London, SE11 4DS
TIME:-10.30am – 5.30pm
COST:-£25 (members), £20 (concessions), £30 (non-members)
For thirty years, Ray has specialised in Fine Art Monochrome printing and alternative printing processes. Since 1988 he has worked digitally combining new and traditional technologies. A Fellow of the RPS, his work is in many private collections as well as the RPS Permanent Collection. His most recent book is ‘Black and White Photography in the Digital Age’. This workshop looks a producing digital images in the style of traditional photographic processes including cyanotype, liquid emulsion, and Polaroid. Participants will use a flatbed scanner to create new work. Ray will bring a range of fine art digital papers for you to buy so you can print your own images. No experience necessary but basic Photoshop recommended.
TITLE:- TIM DALY creative Digital Printing Workshop
www.timdaly.com
DATE:-Saturday 1st March 2008 and Saturday 13th September 2008
NB. This workshop is being run on two dates because of restricted numbers per workshop. Please book for one workshop only, not both.
VENUE:-The Camera Club, London, SE11.4DS
TIME:-10.30am – 5.30pm
COST:-£25 (members), £20 (concessions), £35 (non members)
Tim Daly is a well known writer on digital photography and digital printing. He is currently Senior Lecturer in Photography at the University of Chester and an Ilford/Harman Masterclass leader. Tim’s latest book, ‘Creating Exhibition-Quality Digital Prints’ was published by Argentum in February 2008. His workshop will teach you how to prepare, preview and produce hand crafted digital prints. Tim has a unique teaching approach – you will be using fine printing papers and software skills developed from traditional darkroom techniques. Bring your own files (over 10MB).
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A Day with Gus Wylie Hon FRPS
Lancashire Monochrome.
Sunday, 16th November 2008.
10.00am to start 10.30am finishing around 4.15pm
10 start with coffee/tea/biscuits followed by a morning lecture between 10.30pm and 12. After a cooked lunch we resume at 13.30 and finish around 16.15.
Venue: Leyland & Farrington Social Club, Derby Street, Leyland. (near J28, M6)
Cost: £8 for non-LM members (to include cooked lunch and refreshments during the day).
Gus studied Fine Art at the Painting School of the Royal College of Art, but has also taken numerous film and photography courses. During his Masters in Photography, he travelled across the United States on a Greyhound bus, taking a series of colour photographs of ‘rockers’ and ‘bikers’. A London exhibition was scheduled for 2007.
Gus was a Professor of Photography at the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York where Eastman Kodak was formed, and has also taught in Florence and at the Royal College of Art. Acclaimed as a leading exponent of monochrome photography, Gus Wylie’s photography books on the Hebrides have earned him the accolade of ‘best modern photographer of the Western Isles’. He is currently the Course Director of the Postgraduate Masters Course in Fashion and Photography at the University of Arts in London.
Gus will bring some of his books to sell, his latest being ‘The Hebrideans’).
Contact details: www.lancashiremonochrome.co.uk a map with direction can be found by going to this website. The Social Club is a short walk from the railway station and there is free parking at the venue.
Enquiries to: LaunchburyK@aol.com
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Saturday, 15th November 2008.
Distinctions Advisory Workshop, Contemporary Category.
Venue: RPS Fenton House Bath
10.30. expected ending by 4 pm
£15 if bringing work. £10 for observers. Please book with Brian Steptoe, 99 McCarthy Way, Wokingham, RG40 4UB and make cheques payable to RPS Contemporary Group.
Contact: Brian Steptoe, bsteptoe@compuserve.com
Panel members Carol Hudson FRPS (panel chair) and Brian Steptoe Hon FRPS will give advice to RPS members considering entering work for the Contemporary category Associateship and Fellowship distinctions.
The event will include showing and discussion of some recent submissions and description of the criteria used for assessments in this category.
Snack lunches available at small extra charge on the day.