Photographic Printing

The LIFE exhibition, curated by Ab Rogers Design (the architect of Maggie’s at the Royal Marsden in Sutton), is a...

Since the early 1980s, Peter Fraser has been at the forefront of pioneering colour photography as fine art. With an...

Breathe presents two thought-provoking contemporary artists, Fay Ballard and Judy Goldhill, who both explore the central theme of parental loss throughout their practice.

In 2018, Sir John Soane's Museum will host a striking presentation of three works by the artist Emily Allchurch in the Foyle Space. Her practice involves the contemporary re-creation of historic artworks using a complex technique of digital collage of her own original photography. Emily will exhibit pieces closely inspired by significant works in the Museum's collections: Public and Private Buildings Executed by Sir John Soane between 1780 and 1815 (1818) and Architectural Visions of Early Fancy (1820), both by J.M. Gandy; as well as Piranesi's Imaginary View of the Ancient Intersection of the Via Appia and Via Ardentina, Rome (1756).

Vision 9 is an exhibition of contemporary photography inspired by the landscape. Modern landscape photography is a broad church, and this is reflected in the art in this exhibition. The nine artists are leading outdoor photographers with a commitment to excellence. They offer a wide range of interpretations including traditional landscapes and seascapes, more intimate studies of our natural world and abstract images made using techniques like multiple exposure and camera movement.

Genesis client, Gayle Chong Kwan's The People's Forest is an exhibition of new photographic and sculptural work exploring the history, politics, and people of London's ancient woodland, Epping Forest. The exhibition is the culmination of Chong Kwan's two-year engagement and research investigating the Forest as a liminal threshold between rural and urban, as a site of historic and recent protest, as a shared and contested resource, and the conflict between capital and common.

Phil Griffin photographs man in an unorthodox way and looks for an intense relationship with his subject. For his new...

Genesis client Edmund Clark presents eight projects in The Day the Music Died, an exhibition exploring the measures taken by states, especially the United States, to protect their citizens from the threat of international terrorism””and the implications of these measures.

Edmund Clark has been Ikon's artist-in-residence (2014-17) at Britain's only therapeutic prison, HMP Grendon in Buckinghamshire. An artist with a longstanding interest in the incarceration and its effects, this exhibition showcases the body of work he has developed in response to the prison and helping to facilitate the prisoners' own creative output.

Brian Griffin presents 'POP', a comprehensive exploration of his music photography with images shot for album covers, single sleeves, posters and press. Photos of Iggy Pop, Depeche Mode, Kate Bush and many more will be on show for this exhibition.

Artist Chila Kumari Burman (whose work has recently been exhibited at the South London Gallery and Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art as part of the exhibition The Place Is Here) has been commissioned by the Science Museum to create a series of artworks responding to the theme of Illuminating India.

La Caravane is homecoming exhibition of the British-Moroccan artist, Hassan Hajjaj showcasing his vibrant fusion of contemporary cultures through new and celebrated works. Born and raised in Larache, Hajjaj moved to the UK aged twelve, but has spent much of his life travelling between the two countries and cultures. His artworks reflect his nomadic lifestyle and the relationships he has formed with a variety of characters along the way, from musicians to artists and athletes to street performers.