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Remembering Lions is the fourth book in the highly acclaimed Remembering Wildlife series of charity books and features a foreword by Jonathan & Angela Scott. The book is full of beautiful images donated by more than 70 of the world's top wildlife photographers including Marsel van Oosten, Frans Lanting, Art Wolfe, Steve Winter and Michael Poliza, with an aim to raise awareness of the plight facing lions and also to raise funds to protect them.

Following on from the well received and very successful debut exhibition entitled 'My Keys to the Secret Garden' in 2018, Konrad Bartelski brings a new collection of limited edition prints which reflect the details of the rugged landscape and capture the emotion of the seductive wilderness.

Civilization: The Way We Live Now features the work of 140 of the world’s finest photographers. It addresses and illuminates major...

Johan Willner is based in Stockholm and graduated with a master’s degree in art from Konstfack, Stockholm. Willner has also...

Keble College launched a very special exhibition in Hall on Friday 20 September to mark 40 years of co-education and...

'Eclectic' is an exhibition consisting of a series of analogue double exposure film photographs by the Caracas-born photographer, Alexandro Pelaez. The exhibitions presents inspiration from different viewpoints and embraces diversity, multicultural roots and gazes from different countries.

We are proud to have supported the 43rd World Illustration Awards exhibition currently on a Somerset House.

Brother's in Alms is an exhibition of rare photographs spanning the period from the Second Boer War through to the end of the Second World War, and features those who led and those who served on land, sea and in the air. It portrays the great landscape of conflict across all continents and the diversity of the participants. Curated by Brian Deutsch.

We’re thrilled to be supporting renowned curator Zelda Cheatle with her new exhibition all about dogs! The Photographic Dog Show...

Kai Bastard and Bill Turpin present 'Movement of Colour', an exhibition accompanied by an immersive Yoga class taking place at God's Own Junkyard. The photographic series focuses on each seven centres of spiritual power in the human body. Through the union of bodies and colour, the class will explore mindfulness and self reflection.

Alexandro Pelaez is a Multi-award winning Latin American fine art film photographer based in London who initially started his professional...