Photo London 2022
Seventh edition
Photo London is back for its seventh edition, bringing the best of photography now!
Returning as dynamic as ever, the fair brings together exhibitors from across the globe, presenting a thrilling range of photography in all its forms, from early photographic pieces to new imagery that redefines the medium, all under one roof at the creative hub of Somerset House in London. With an exciting programme of exhibitions, pavilion commissions and talks it provides ground for debate and discussion on the future of photography. “Photo London’s mission has always been to show the best of the past, present and future of photography. This edition is no exception, presenting exhibitors and artists whose work not only delights and surprises, but in many cases also challenges assumptions about what photography can be” say in a joint statement Fair Founders Michael Benson and Fariba Farshad. In this Gold Circle review for Photo London 2022 we highlight ten galleries and their represented artists, who stood out with their significant presentations of highly aesthetic works that showcase the unique crafting qualities of the photographic medium. |
Five highlights from
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Root II, 2022
Mirror Images 7.9 cm x 10.9 cm Unique collage, Archival pigment printed papers © Hannah Hughes, Courtesy ROBERT MORAT GALERIE, Berlin |
Pivot, 2022
Mirror Images 9 cm x 11.9 cm Unique collage, Archival pigment printed papers © Hannah Hughes, Courtesy ROBERT MORAT GALERIE, Berlin |
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Crane Kalman Brighton
KARINE LAVAL
Barragan 2, 2019
Barragan
30"x45", C-Type Print
Courtesy Crane Kalman Brighton
Barragan
30"x45", C-Type Print
Courtesy Crane Kalman Brighton
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Bildhalle
ALBARRAN CABRERA
The Mouth of Krishna #60055, 2018
The Mouth of Krishna
48 x 33 cm
Pigments on Japanese paper over gold leaf
©Albarran Cabrera/Courtesy by Bildhalle
The Mouth of Krishna
48 x 33 cm
Pigments on Japanese paper over gold leaf
©Albarran Cabrera/Courtesy by Bildhalle
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China Showcase:
See+ Gallery
WANG JUYAN
Project 2086 No.23, 2018
211 x 150 cm, Inkjet Print
see+ gallery (Beijing, Shenzhen)
211 x 150 cm, Inkjet Print
see+ gallery (Beijing, Shenzhen)