Showcase

An online viewing space dedicated to photography and the visual arts. Discover through Showcase, a curated selection of artworks that bring a new perspective to image making.

Q&A - Photography

Alex Hedison

Alex Hedison is known for photography that highlights the ‘in between’ state – a play between the ambiguity of painting and photography that results in unintentional abstract compositions.

SOLO - Photography

Yas Crawford: Nature Energy Technology

Gold Circle is excited to present a showcase and in-depth Q&A with internationally awarded UK-based art photographer,
Yas Crawford.

Q&A - Photography

Liz Nielsen

Liz Nielsen’s practice comprises a collection of unique images created without a camera in the studio using handmade negatives and 'found' light sources.

SOLO - Photography & Essay

Arnaldo Dal Bosco: InMagine

Arnaldo Dal Bosco’s ‘InMagine’ series is a collection of works that challenges head on some of the most fundamental and formidable preconceptions relating to the essence, nature and purpose of photography.

SOLO - Photography

Scott Morgan: 10,000 Years

In his 10,000 Years series, Scott Morgan builds upon this primal spiritual connection with the Sun by creating a body of work that pushes the boundaries of exploring the physical properties of direct solar light on photosensitive photographic materials.

Q&A - Photography

Joe Rudko: Untitled Colour

American artist Joe Rudko shares insights into the way he creates, what influences his artistic decisions, and the creative process behind his craft.

Q&A - Photography

Klea McKenna: Rainbow Bruise

Gold Circle is delighted to present a Q&A with American artist Klea McKenna, highlighting her most recent work 'Rainbow Bruise' exhibited at EUQINOM Gallery in San Francisco earlier in the year.

SOLO - Photography

Jo Bradford: IMMERSIVE

Gold Circle is excited to present its latest Showcase dedicated to British photographer Jo Bradford, highlighting her innovative cameraless photographic works.

Q&A - Photography

Doug and Mike Starn: Can't, Won't, Don't

“Order never persists, the only constant is change” D+M Starn

NEW WORKS - Photography

Joe Rudko: Lightwaves

A presentation of new works by artist Joe Rudko, currently on show at Von Lintel Gallery in Los Angeles.

Q&A - Photography

Sara Silks: Warming Effects

In this Q&A we delve into the artists’ personal connection with the climate-related changes affecting the Ozark landscapes, in the vast mountain ranges of central USA, and the creative process behind a truly exciting body of work.

REVIEW - Exhibition

2.190 Fahrenheit

Read Gold Circle's Q&A with Charlotte Menard, co-curator of Arcipèlago Gallery discussing the opening of their most recent exhibition 2 190 Fahrenheit.

REVIEW - Fair

London Art Fair 2022

London Art Fair is a platform for discovery, connecting the best galleries from around the world with both seasoned and aspiring collectors. Here's our highlights of standout galleries, curators and artists.

SOLO - Photography

Stella Baraklianou: Simple Flowers

A new body of work by artist Stella Baraklianou that reflects on the need for colour and expression following the impact of Covid is presented for the first time at Gold Circle.

REVIEW - Exhibition

Lost and Found: Anonymous photographs 1940 - 1960

A curated exhibition of anonymous photographs, presented for the first time at Arcipèlago Gallery.

Q&A - Photography

Dafna Talmor: Straight lines are a human invention

A Q&A with artist Dafna Talmor.

SOLO - Photography

Klea McKenna
Automatic Earth

Klea McKenna creates visual imprints of experience and explores methods of physically capturing nature.

REVIEW - Fair

Photo London
Celebrating the power of photography

Highlights from the fourth edition of Photo London 2018.

SOLO - Photography

Hideo Anze: Stripe (50Hz)

Hideo Anze pushes the boundaries of modern photography through conceptual framing of digital image and memory.

SOLO - Photography

Lena Konstantakou:
Celebrating the Ordinary

Lena Konstantakou’s ethereal photographs explore the intuitive connection between habitat, existence and wellbeing.

COLLECTIVE - Photography & Poetry

Noel McLaughlin
Flowers

'Old fashioned negatives in bright white hold;' - Antony Hett creates poetry inspired by Noel McLaughlin's work.

SOLO - Photography

Bianca Salvo
The only records of our ancestors are in their fossils

Bianca Salvo constructs careful photographic compositions reflecting on the very essence of life.

REVIEW - Exhibition

Scott Eaton

Artist+AI: Figures & Form in the Age of Intelligent Machines

SOLO - Painting

Johnnie Cooper: throe on throe

Exploring the 'physicality of surface'.

SOLO - Fashion Photography

Christos Tzimas
Fashion Photography & Aesthetics #1

Two separate bodies of work by Christos Tzimas presented here together.

SOLO - Collage

Aikaterini Gegisian
For a Place in the Sun

Contemporary artist Aikaterini Gegisian, uses collage to explore the symbolic power of the image.

REVIEW - Fair

Photo London 2022

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.

Q&A - Photography

Adriene Hughes: The Secret Life of Trees

Gold Circle presents a Q&A with Adriene Hughes, who provides insight into the techniques and processes used to create 'The Secret Life of Trees' series.

Q&A - Photography

Coral Woodbury: Palimpsest

This showcase presents a Q&A between HackelBury Fine Art Gallery in London and American artist Coral Woodbury.

SOLO - Photography

Christopher Colville
The Dark Hours

Christopher Colville challenges the traditional notions of photography by refining the process of image-making.

REVIEW - Exhibition

James Welling: Planograph

For more than four decades, James Welling has maintained a photographic practice that goes beyond image-making. A review by Vassilios Doupas.

REVIEW - Exhibition

John Hitchens: Aspects of Landscape

Aspects of Landscape, an exhibition that features more than fifty works, spanning almost six decades and charts the artist’s journey from descriptive to a unique form of abstract painting.