I have a image from my Invitation series in the latest issue of Square Mag. Its devoted to Toy Camera images and this is one I took in Roswell, New Mexico in 2009.
Author: Georgina Campbell
Scan It Brighton
I currently have this scanner work coming up in a show in Brighton, UK.
Its an early scanner work I did ages ago. I miss those shoes.
An experimental project which considers digital scanning as an alternative to photography
Private View Thurs Aug 2nd, gallery open 10-5 Fr-3rd to Sun 5th
week 2 – THE THING + THE DEAD
Private View Weds Aug 8th, gallery open 10-5 Thurs 9th to Sun 12th
week 3 – THE DREAMER + THE NOSE
Private View Weds Aug 15th, gallery open 10-5 Thurs 16th to Sun 19th
New work preselected for RWA show.
Untitled (something on fire), Type C print, 2011
The Royal West of England Academy has two open exhibitions a year. The first is an exhibition rotating the disciplines of sculpture, painting, photography and printmaking. It attracts contemporary artists both nationally and internationally. The second open exhibition, which is held annually, is the Autumn Exhibition. It has been in existence for over 150 years. The Autumn Exhibition is a mixed discipline exhibition, including painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture and architecture. It attracts artists both regionally and nationally.
Photo-Media Open Salon 2011
PHOTO-MEDIA
OPEN SALON 2011
Private View 7th July
CHARLIE DUTTON GALLERY
1A Princeton Street, LONDON WC1R 4AX
RWA Open Photography 2011
I have had three works selected for inclusion in The Royal West of England Academy’s open Photography exhibition this year.
Combining the work of invited photographers and open submissions, this exhibition will present contemporary approaches to photography in art and the broadest possible range of artwork involving photographic processes. We had over 1700 submissions of which just over 300 were chosen. – rwa.org.uk
Wide-awake Dreaming
My image, ‘Hand’ has been included in Wide-awake Dreaming, online exhibition at The Vermont Photography Workplace / PhotoPlace Gallery. It has also been included in the accompanying book which you can see here.
Dreams and fantasies often seem like the terrain of stories and poems, rather than the literal lens of the camera. However, from the early days of the medium to the present, the capacity of the photograph to suggest, as well as to state, has preoccupied visionary photographers. For “Wide-Awake Dreaming” exactly 1000 photographs were submitted by 187 photographers that conjured up states of mind, memories, emotions, metaphors, and the surreal through their subjects and style.
Juror Russell Joslin selected forty photographs for exhibition on the walls of PhotoPlace Gallery Nov. 2nd through Nov. 24th and on the gallery website. He then chose an additional thirty-five images for PhotoPlace’s “On-Line Gallery Annex.” The selected work represents artists from 22 states, as well as Belgium, Canada, France, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Thailand, and the United Kingdom.
Selected for William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize.
The 34 final photographs were selected from approximately 2,000 photographs submitted by 473 entrants.
View all the finalists on MGA’s Flickr site.










