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Photo London, Somerset House
10 - 14 May 2023We are delighted to return to Somerset House for the 8th edition of Photo London, where we are proud to present a selection of works by iconic contemporary artists we represent, including Sarah Moon, Ori Gersht and Tiina Itkonen, as well as newly-released works by Tim Walker. We will devote one wall of our Stand to Japan, exhibiting a group of rare and previously unseen works by many of the...View Exhibition
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The Photography Show, AIPAD, Center 415 • Stand 225
30 Mar - 2 Apr 2023Michael Hoppen Gallery is pleased to return to AIPAD, New York, this year with an exceptional group of vintage prints. Each one has a story to tell. We look forward to welcoming you to our stand (225) at the fair which opens to the public on Friday 31st March 2023, where you will enjoy seeing our selection of works, many of which have never been exhibited before. Exhibited artists include...View Exhibition
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Art Genève 2023, Stand B43
26 - 29 Jan 2023Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to return to Art Genève this year where we will showcase works by Sarah Moon, Richard Learoyd, Ori Gersht, Fergus Greer, and Tiina Itkonen amongst others. In conjunction with the opening of the ground-breaking exhibition Chrysalis: The Butterfly Dream at the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève, we will exhibit a selection of Fergus Greer’s portraits of the inimitable Leigh Bowery. Shot between 1988 and 1994, Greer’s...View Exhibition
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Paris Photo 2022, Grand Palais Éphémère • Stand D27
10 - 13 Nov 2022PARIS PHOTO 2022 Grand Palais Ephémère Champ-de-Mars Place Joffre 75007 Paris For this year’s edition of Paris Photo, the Michael Hoppen Gallery has curated an exhibition of exquisite, unique works. The term ‘unique’ has become ubiquitous, but we use it here in its true sense, meaning ‘one of kind’. The advent of digital photography has seen a shift away from traditional photographic processes and print-making. We are delighted to present...View Exhibition
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Frieze Masters 2022, Regent's Park • Stand A08
12 - 16 Oct 2022At Frieze Masters 2022, we are delighted to be exhibiting key works by members of the iconic generation of Japanese photographers who rose to prominence during the post-war period. The majority of works in our selection were acquired directly from the artist’s studio or estate, reflecting the direct and in many cases exclusive representation that we have cultivated over the course of more than two decades of commitment to Japanese...View Exhibition
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Masterpiece London 2022, The Royal Hospital Chelsea • Stand 611
30 Jun - 6 Jul 2022We are delighted to be participating in Masterpiece London 2022 and will be presenting a selection of contemporary works, some of which have never been shown before, alongside important historic photographs from the 20th century. You will find us at stand 611. As a digital extension of Masterpiece, we will present an Online Viewing Room that will highlight selected works alongside detailed images and stories. Throughout the past year we...View Exhibition
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The Photography Show, AIPAD 2022, Center415 • Stand 222
20 - 22 May 2022After what seems like an eternity, we are so looking forward to once again being in New York for The Photography Show presented by AIPAD. To be amongst you, our friends, and also our professional colleagues again makes us very excited to see what each dealer will bring to the fair; certainly this brings a sense of fun and normality back to life. We have spent a considerable time trying...View Exhibition
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The Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair, The Marquee Petworth House • Booth 38
13 - 15 May 2022The Marquee , Petworth House and Park Petworth, West Sussex GU28 0QY Friday 11.00 –18.00 Saturday 10.30 –18.00 Sunday 10.30 –17.00 Albarrán Cabrera Charles Jones Jacques Henri Lartigue Noé Sendas Sammy Slabbinck Tim Walker PREVIEW | THE PETWORTH PARK ANTIQUES & FINE ART FAIR | 13 - 15 MAYView Exhibition
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Sohei Nishino | Mountain Line, Fuji, 2022, Online Exclusive
6 Apr - 31 May 2022Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present an exclusive online exhibition of Sohei Nishino's latest work Mountain Line, Fuji. During the Covid-19 pandemic, Sohei Nishino found himself looking out to Mount Fuji from his studio in Heda, Japan. Having not produced work in Japan for several years, he decided to take on the challenge of making a piece of work focusing on this iconic, dormant volcano so close to...View Exhibition
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Art Genève 2022, Palexpo • Stand B47
3 - 6 Mar 2022After a delayed start to the 10th edition of Art Genève, Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present a selection of our represented artists who challenge traditional boundaries and our perceptions of landscape photography. We very much hope to see you in Switzerland. In the meantime, we invite you look at our preview below. VIEW PREVIEW | ART GENÈVE 2022 George Bunzl Albarrán Cabrera Dr. Harold Edgerton Tiina Itkonen William...View Exhibition
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Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen, Photographs of Byker, 1969-1980
25 Feb - 25 Mar 2022Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present, for the first time in our new space, a selection of works from Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen's seminal body of work and photo book Byker, taken between 1969 and 1978. Konttinen came upon the area Byker by chance, and immediately fell in love with it. This marked the beginning of her relationship with the local community there and the seminal photographs that she produced documenting...Enquire about this exhibition
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Kati Horna | A Lifetime's Work, Online Exhibition
30 Nov 2021 - 7 Jan 2022The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present an online exhibition which delves into the fascinating world of Kati Horna (1912-2000), one of most intriguing photographers of the 20th century. Photography enables one to show, liberate and develop one’ s sensibility. […] At the moment of pressing the shutter you had to keep the image - let your emotion, discovery and visual surprise flow - the moment had to be...View Exhibition
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Paris Photo 2021, Grand Palais Éphémère • Stand D24
10 - 14 Nov 2021We are absolutely delighted to be returning to Paris Photo 2021 after our forced absence from art fairs - but especially Paris Photo which we have participated in for the past twenty-four editions. The fair means a lot to all of us in the photography community, so it is with great pleasure we return with what we hope will be a memorable event. Coming together under the banner of ParisPhoto...View Exhibition
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PHOTO LONDON 2021, Somerset House • STAND C1
8 - 12 Sep 2021Dear Friends, We are very excited to be exhibiting at Photo London again, opening at Somerset House on Wednesday 8 September. You will find us at stand C1 on the ground floor. After all the challenges of the past year and a half, we very much look forward to meeting you at the fair. This season, we will present rare vintage photographs by leading masters of the 20th Century alongside...View Exhibition
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A display of works , by Albarrán Cabrera - ONLINE VIEWING ROOM
16 Jun - 30 Jul 2021The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present an online viewing room of works by Albarrán Cabrera, having recently announced that we will now be representing these artists in the UK. Photographers Anna Cabrera (b. 1969, Sevilla) and Angel Albarrán (b. 1969, Barcelona) formed their creative partnership in 1996. This fruitful and enduring collaboration is founded on a shared fascination with photographic printmaking, and the diverse range of processes and...View Exhibition
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Edward Quinn's Dublin, 1963, Online Exhibition
15 Jun - 15 Jul 2021The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present an o nline exhibition of vintage pictures of Dublin by Irish photographer, Edward Quinn, which have never been shown together in the UK. Edward Quinn is best known for capturing the lives of celebrities on the Côte d’Azur during the 1950s and 60s and for recording the enduring friendship with Picasso that enabled him to record the artist at work and play...View Exhibition
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Book, Frame & Print Sale, 3 Jubilee Place, London, SW3 3TD
8 May 2021Please join us at the gallery to see a diverse and exciting selection of books, frames and photographs, carefully chosen from the gallery’s archive for our special sale. This intriguing selection includes 19th and 20th century photographs of all types including albumen prints, carbon prints and gelatin silver prints. The subject matter is equally wide-ranging from portraits (including some famous faces), nudes, landscapes, botanical prints, still-lifes, urban nights to daytime...View Exhibition
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Introducing, Abigail Reynolds - Online Exhibition
19 Mar - 11 Apr 2021Michael Hoppen Gallery is excited to launch a multifold series of exhibitions with artist Abigail Reynolds in the year that she is included in the British Art Show 9, the landmark touring exhibition widely recognised as the most important recurrent exhibition of contemporary art produced in the UK. Every five years the exhibition brings the most innovative and exciting contemporary art produced in this UK. The gallery is delighted to...View Exhibition
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P.H. Emerson , Gallery Exhibition & Online
3 Dec 2020 - 31 Jan 2021Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to be exhibiting work by English photography pioneer Peter Henry Emerson (1856 – 1936) for the first time. This display of original vintage photogravures and vintage platinum prints, has been organised in conjunction with renowned 19th Century photography specialist Robert Hershkowitz. At a time when so many of us are weighing up the value of urban living in favour of more rural existences, these images...View Exhibition
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Online Exhibition , The beauty in our fragile eco-system
18 Nov 2020 - 10 Jan 2021Paolo Pellegrin has travelled to some of the Earth’s harshest and most extreme environments, to bring back photographs which speak to a profound communality of human experience. As a member of the Magnum agency, Pellegrin works within a tradition of photography which transcends easy definition as documentary or expression. Instead, he has described his attitude towards his practice as ‘mak[ing] the specific coincide with the universal, [so that] the photograph...View Exhibition
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Frieze Masters Viewing Room, EIKOH HOSOE
9 - 16 Oct 2020Online at www.viewingroom.frieze.com Oct 9th - 16th, 2020 Eikoh Hosoe is one of Japan's most iconic post-war photographers, recognized for his legendary collaborations and impeccable aesthetics. In this solo presentation for Frieze Masters’ Spotlight section, we exhibit works from Hosoe’s acclaimed series Kamaitachi and Barakei (‘Ordeal by Roses’). Hosoe had adopted the experimental dancer and ankoku butoh pioneer Tatsumi Hijikata as a kind of muse years before he proposed the...View Exhibition
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Photo London Digital
7 - 18 Oct 2020Online at www.artsy.net Oct 7th - 18th, 2020 Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to be participating in PhotoLondon 2020 and we would love to invite you to join us at our virtual booth. We are proud to bring a selection of works by iconic contemporary artists we represent, including Sarah Moon, Nobuyoshi Araki and Peter Beard. Last month we celebrated the opening of Sarah Moon’s major retrospective, PasséPrésent, at Musée...View Exhibition
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MASAHISA FUKASE, Private Scenes ONLINE
14 Sep - 1 Dec 2020In the year that social distancing and self-isolation have entered our daily vernacular, Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present Private Scenes, an exhibition of Masahisa Fukase’s late photography which has never appeared more transgressive or relevant than today. ‘Berobero’ - an onomatopoeic word referring to both tongues and licking – is the title Fukase gave to his self- portraits in which he touches tongues with friends and strangers alike....View Exhibition
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Emerging Contemporaries, Group Show ONLINE
8 Sep - 1 Dec 2020Emerging Contemporaries, our most recent exhibition, celebrates new work created by contemporary artists, who we have worked with since early in their careers. This show, currently hanging in our ground floor gallery, surveys these photographers’ diverse creative responses to the fast-paced and constantly shifting world around them. Artist features: Lucas Foglia Lucas Foglia (b. 1983) is a photographer who has spent the last decade and a half documenting how humans...View Exhibition
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PARIS PHOTO NEW YORK 2020, ONLINE EXHIBITION
2 - 5 Apr 2020
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Sohei Nishino | New Works , Gallery exhibition
12 Mar - 28 Aug 2020Sohei Nishino combines photography, collage, cartography and psychogeography to create large prints of urban landscapes. Drawing inspiration from the 18th century Japanese mapmaker, Ino Tadataka, his prints re-imagine the cities he has visited. To build his Diorama Maps, Nishino walks a city's streets for an average of three months, exploring many vantage points and gathers hundreds of rolls of exposed film. He then painstakingly prints the photographs by hand and...View Exhibition
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SOHEI NISHINO | Day Drawings , ONLINE EXHIBITION
6 Feb - 25 Apr 2020Since 2003 Sohei Nishino has been making large-scale photo collages of the world’s cities. He spends months walking their streets and compiling hundreds of rolls of film. Once back in his studio in Tokyo he assembles them into re-imagined Diorama Maps. These maps have been exhibited globally and are housed in prestigious collections worldwide. Nishino’s Day Drawings are an extension of the Diorama Map series. The delicate white lines that...View Exhibition
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ART GENÈVE 2020 STAND B49
29 Jan - 2 Feb 2020Michael Hoppen Gallery will be presenting some of our most iconic and important artists for our third engagement at Art Genève . We believe that photography has changed dramatically over the past 10 years and we will illustrate this through works that show the technological diversity of this medium. From traditional darkroom printing by Bradford Washburn and Brassaï to the telescopic works of Luca Missoni - and a highlight; the...View Exhibition
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SAMMY SLABBINCK, RE-ANIMATOR
3 Dec 2019 - 25 Jan 2020Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce the exhibition, RE-ANIMATOR ; by Belgian artist Sammy Slabbinck. This is the third exhibition of the artist’s collage works at the gallery. In a deserted landscape, tiny alpinists venture the ascent of a woman’s leg, entire families swim in a bowl of blue soup, part of a mountain range threatens to creep up to a city, a cowboy sits astride a small bird,...View Exhibition
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Paris Photo, Grand Palais • STAND C9
7 - 10 Nov 2019The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present a selection of previously unreleased work by legendary British fashion photographer Tim Walker. We are very proud to be bringing an exclusive show of his work to Paris Photo to coincide with his major retrospective exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum (Wonderful Things, 2019) and his first solo exhibition at our gallery in London (Wonderful People, 2019). Both of these exhibitions...View Exhibition
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CORPS FORMELS:, with Galerie Miranda...
31 Oct 2019 - 4 Jan 2020Corps formels: FERNAND FONSSAGRIVES & NOÉ SENDAS SHOWING AT GALERIE MIRANDA IN PARIS, FRANCE. Galerie Miranda and Michael Hoppen Gallery are delighted to present another photographic dialogue, this time between the formal black and white photographs of Lisa Fonssagrives by Fernand Fonssagrives and manipulated works by Noé Sendas: the former's sensual compositions from the 1950s contrasting beautifully with the sophisticated and witty scenarios of Sendas' most recent works. Fernand Fonssagrives...View Exhibition
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Tim Walker, Wonderful People
25 Oct 2019 - 25 Jan 2020The Michael Hoppen Gallery is proud to present the first private gallery exhibition of Tim Walker’s photography, which has graced the pages of magazines around the world for more than 15 years. The Michael Hoppen Gallery’s exhibition Wonderful People will celebrate his portraiture, and this show will run alongside the Victoria & Albert Museum’s major solo exhibition. Walker’s images, whilst iconic and much-coveted on the pages of magazines, have a...View Exhibition
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AUTUMN EXHIBITION, Available to view exclusively at the gallery
12 Sep - 14 Oct 2019An exhibition of unique works available to view exclusively at the gallery. Enquire now to find out more: gallery@michaelhoppengallery.com +44 (0)20 7352 3649View Exhibition
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Richard Learoyd, New Work
12 Sep - 16 Oct 2019Richard Learoyd is a British artist, whose unique analogue approach stands apart from the digital emphasis of the contemporary photographic landscape. After studying under landscape photographer Thomas Joshua Cooper at Glasgow School of Art, Learoyd decided to turn away from pursuing his subjects outdoors, instead constructing compositions within the confines of his studio. He built his first camera in 2004, before installing a 50” Ilfochrome machine the following year which...View Exhibition
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Ernest C. WITHERS:, Civil Rights & The Memphis Blues
26 Jun - 30 Aug 2019Howlin' Wolf and his band, dressed in white shirts, snappy trousers and brightly shined shoes, laughingly pretend to pick cotton in a field in Arkansas. A young B. B. King poses with one foot on a piano stool, holding a book of gospel songs. Elvis Presley hangs out backstage, surrounded by black teenagers in Native American costumes, at a concert presented by the rhythm-and-blues station WDIA; a sign overhead proclaims,...View Exhibition
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Jeff Bark:, STILL LIFE FROM PARADISE GARAGE
26 Jun - 26 Aug 2019The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present a selection of new still lives from American photographer Jeff Bark’s latest body of work, Paradise Garage. Our exhibition, opening June 26th, will run alongside his solo show at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome (7th June – 29th July). For this series, Bark transformed his small, blank-walled garage in upstate New York into an unlikely theatre for scenes created through the...View Exhibition
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Photo London, Booth C1
16 - 19 May 2019• Peter Beard • Cecil Beaton • Will Connell • Sian Davey • Eamonn Doyle • Lee Friedlander • Masahisa Fukase • Colin Jones • O. Winston Link • Mochizuki Masao • Daido Moriyama • Paolo Pellegrin • Matthew Pillsbury • Michael Ruetz • Max Scheler • Noé Sendas • Sammy Slabbinck • Ray Stevenson • Tim Walker • Harley WeirView Exhibition
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Eamonn Doyle
1 May - 15 Jun 2019Eamonn Doyle’s photographs are regularly exhibited internationally, although it is when seen en masse and staged together, that their collective dynamic and sensory drama becomes truly apparent. This is what Michael Hoppen Gallery will be undertaking in London, in May 2019. The exhibition at the Michael Hoppen Gallery is hung over two floors and is a comprehensive and diverse showing of Eamonn Doyle’s work which follows his solo exhibition at...View Exhibition
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AIPAD, NEW YORK, BOOTH 603
4 Apr - 7 Mar 2019BOOTH 603 Nobuyoshi Araki Peter Beard Guy Bourdin Siân Davey Eamonn Doyle Masahisa Fukase Fergus Greer Chiero (Count Louis Hamon) Eikoh Hosoe Ishiuchi Miyako Sarah Moon Daido Moriyama Inspecteur Pagneux Polly Penrose Man Ray Shomei Tomatsu Tim Walker Harley Weir Casimir ZagourskiView Exhibition
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JOSEPH SZABO, ALMOST GROWN - EXCLUSIVELY ONLINE
4 Apr - 31 Jul 2019'When I see something that really strikes a chord emotionally within me, I’m not really thinking of that when I’m photographing it. I’m just saying to myself, I have an understanding of this, I can’t put it into words, but I feel that I have some kind of understanding”. – Joseph Szabo Joseph Szabo’s work not only tells a story of adolescence, it’s a marker of the photographer's profound empathy...Enquire about this exhibition
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FERGUS GREER:, LEIGH BOWERY - LOOKS
7 Mar - 26 Apr 2019Leigh Bowery (1961-1994) was the ultimate performance artist, fashion designer, nightclub sensation, art object, aspiring pop-star and above all an icon whose influence traversed music, art, film and fashion worlds. Perhaps he is best-known for his role as a nude model for some of Lucian Freud’s most iconic paintings; ironic for the man who was infamous for his costumes. Bowery arrived in London in 1980 from Sunshine, Australia, collaborated...View Exhibition
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Gerry Cranham, Simply the Best
5 Feb - 17 Apr 2019Over the course of a career which spanned half a century, British photographer Gerry Cranham led the field of sports photography, defining how we understand this genre today. Now in his 90th year, this ground-breaking artist’s legacy will be exhibited at the Michael Hoppen Gallery, in the first exhibition of its kind to honour this sporting icon. Cranham’s reputation rests on his legendary sports images, but he also recorded some...View Exhibition
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ART GENÈVE 2019, BOOTH B39
31 Jan - 3 Feb 2019Nobuyoshi Araki Bill Brandt Michael Eastman Dr. Harold Edgerton Thomas Fletchtner Fernand Fonssagrives Manuel Franquelo Masahisa Fukase Richard Learoyd Sarah Moon Jim Naughten Gotthard Schuh Gunner Smoliansky Tim Walker Bradford WashburnView Exhibition
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AMERICA!
7 Dec 2018 - 2 Mar 2019From bikers crossing the Ohio River, to stunning views of the Big Sur, giant Marlins' fishing boats and flashing red cars speeding through L.A., the Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present 'America!' a selection of wonderful images by the great Danny Lyon, Hunter S. Thompson, Joseph Szabo, Alex Prager, Harry Gruyaert, Gary Winogrand, Colin Jones, Abelardo Morell, John Dominis and William Klein. 'America!' opens December 7th , closing date...View Exhibition
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Christmas Photo Flea Market
1 - 2 Dec 2018Please join us at the gallery to see a diverse and exciting selection of unframed and framed photographs carefully chosen from the gallery’s archive for our special Christmas weekend. This intriguing selection includes 19th and 20th century photographs of all types including albumen prints, carbon prints and gelatin silver prints. The subject matter is equally wide ranging from portraits [including some famous faces], nudes, landscapes, botanical prints, still-lifes, urban nights...View Exhibition
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BILL BRANDT, Vintage Works
20 Nov 2018 - 19 Jan 2019Bill Brandt [1904 - 1983] was a German born photographer who immigrated to the UK in 1933. Although he travelled throughout Europe he adopted Britain as his home and it was here that he produced his finest work. Known for his incisive depictions of the British, both high society and the working class, his distinctive, highly contrasting portraiture and landscapes were frequently shown in magazines such as Picture Post, Lilliput...View Exhibition
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PARIS PHOTO 2018, Booth C10
8 - 11 Nov 2018EXHIBITING ARTISTS: BILL BRANDT PETER BEARD GYULA HALÁSZ BRASSAÏ LEO DOHMEN EAMONN DOYLE MANUEL FRANQUELO MASAHISA FUKASE LUCIEN HERVÉ JACQUES-HENRI LARTIGUE ISHIUCHI MIYAKO SOHEI NISHINO TIM WALKER HARLEY WEIRView Exhibition
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ISHIUCHI MIYAKO, FRIEZE MASTERS
4 - 7 Oct 2018Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present an important group of Ishiuchi Miyako’s early work, made in the artist’s hometown, Yokosuka, and its neighbouring city, Yokohama. Ishiuchi Miyako (b. 1947) began her photographic career in the 1970s, shooting these familiar streets and buildings, which were transformed into one of the largest American naval bases in the Pacific during the post-war period. For over ten years, Ishiuchi documented this alien presence,...View Exhibition
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Sawatari Hajime
24 Sep - 15 Oct 2018The Japanese legend of the Fisherman's Wife and the Octopus, created by Hokusai in 1814 is reborn in London in September 2018! Japan has a long history of embracing the octopus as a source of physical pleasure. The motif was popularised by Hokusai's legendary woodblock print, The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife (1814), which illustrates an erotic entanglement between a woman and two lustful octopi. An ecstatic commentary, which runs...View Exhibition
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Shashin: are-bure-boke
14 Sep - 16 Nov 2018It is more than 10 years since Michael Hoppen Gallery's first Japanese photography exhibition Eyes of an Island. Since then the gallery has cemented its relationship with Japan and now holds one of the most important and extensive collections of post-war Japanese photography outside of Asia. We are proud to represent many important Japanese artists and estates and continue to play a key role in introducing Japanese photography to major...View Exhibition
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CHLOE SELLS, ONLINE EXHIBITION
17 Jul - 31 Aug 2018A swamp is an ever-changing orchestra of life. The form of the swamplands changes yearly with the inundation of flood waters. An island that was here this year is gone the next. Some months the air is feverish and laden with insects and others it is as crisp as a Granny Smith apple and the waters are covered with ice crystals. No matter the relentless changes, in the Okavango Delta...View Exhibition
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FRIDA, A photographic portrait
20 Jun - 31 Aug 2018Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present a photographic portrait of Frida Kahlo made up of both images of the artist taken by her contemporaries and a selection of works by Ishiuchi Miyako from the series Frida. The exhibition will take place concurrently with Frida Kahlo: Making Herself Up at the Victoria and Albert Museum in which the extraordinary collection of personal artefacts and clothing belonging to the iconic Mexican...View Exhibition
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Jacques Henri Lartigue, ... C'est chic!
31 May - 31 Aug 2018'In 1998, I asked Paul Smith, to write a small introduction to our very first exhibition of Jacques Henri Lartigue. He very kindly agreed. It was a seminal moment for the gallery as we were showing my favorite 20th century artist and his work was affirmed by a man who I had such huge respect for and whose style was only matched by Jacques' own. It was a perfect pairing...View Exhibition
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PHOTO LONDON, 2018
17 - 20 May 2018BOOK SIGNINGS THOMAS MAILAENDER The Fun Archaeology Somerset House: Stand C1 Saturday 19th May from 2 - 3 pm CHLOE SELLS Flamingo Somerset House: Stand C1 Saturday 19th May from 3 - 4 pmView Exhibition
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THOMAS MAILAENDER , ONLINE
17 May - 17 Jun 2018To accompany his exhibition 'The Fun Archaeology' Thomas Mailaender has made a group of 9 small lava pieces included in a concurrent online show of the same title. Just like his other - larger - lava pieces, the source of images used in these works is the artist's Fun Archive: a collection of absurd, amateur photographs he started amassing from the internet in 2000. The images are then applied onto...View Exhibition
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Thomas Mailaender, The Fun Archaeology
18 Apr - 26 May 2018The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce its first solo show with multimedia artist Thomas Mailaender. Thomas Mailaender (born 1979) is a French artist living and working between Paris and Marseille known for his use of a wide range of media and his experimentation with printing processes, fixing strange and humorous found imagery onto the surface of ceramics, photography and sculpture. The resulting objects teem with curiosity and a...View Exhibition
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Aipad 2018, New York, Booth 206
5 - 8 Apr 2018One of the world's most prestigious annual photography events, The Photography Show is the longest-running and foremost exhibition dedicated to the photographic medium, offering a wide range of museum-quality work, including contemporary, modern, and 19th-century photographs as well as photo-based art, video, and new media. Michael Hoppen Gallery will be at Booth 206 April 5 - 8, 2018 Vernissage: April 4, 2018 Pier 94 | New York CityView Exhibition
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Daido Moriyama
22 Feb - 7 Apr 2018Daido Moriyama is one of the most influential Japanese photographers of his generation. His major exhibition at Tate Modern in 2013 partnered his prints with those of William Klein and was a critical success, bringing his work to a wider audience. Moriyama's work has also been exhibited in some of the world's great museums such as MOMA, The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, SFMoMA, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fondation...View Exhibition
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Art Genève 2018, BOOTH D44
1 - 4 Feb 2018Michael Hoppen Gallery will be presenting some of the most iconic and important artists for our first engagement at Art Genève. We believe that photography has changed dramatically over the past 10 years and we will illustrate this through works that show the technological diversity of this medium. From traditional darkroom printing by Bill Brandt to extreme collage by the Japanese artist Sohei Nishino and also the extraordinary works of...View Exhibition
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SAMMY SLABBINCK, Surreality Check
1 - 22 Dec 2017Sammy Slabbinck (born 1977, Belgium) creates dynamic surrealist contemporary collages from vintage photographs. Found images are decontextualized and re-appropriated as Slabbinck plays with scale and juxtaposition. Using humour as a visual tool he choreographs compositions, meditating on the past while revealing the absurdity of popular culture. Witty, at times dark, and often visually psychedelic, the simplicity of his compositions belies the complexity of the work. Slabbinck’s collages are often published...View Exhibition
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PARIS PHOTO 2017, Booth C10
9 - 12 Nov 2017Confirmed artists Masahisa Fukase Hiroshi Hamaya Shomei Tomatsu Thomas Mailaender Sarah Moon Sohei Nishino Harley Weir Masatoshi Naito Manuel Franquelo Juana Gómez Lucas Foglia Kikuji KawadaView Exhibition
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JUANA GÓMEZ, Distaff
2 Nov - 22 Dec 2017Chilean artist Juana Gómez’s hand embroidered photographic canvases combine the spheres of scientific exploration with ancestral tradition. Weaving complex scientific and mythological patterns onto images of both her own and her daughters’ bodies, her work is interested in placing mankind within a broader context of interconnectivity. Rather than seeing us as individuals, detatched from one another and the world around us, Gómez positions us as part of an ancient chain...View Exhibition
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JIM NAUGHTEN, MOUNTAINS OF KONG
13 Sep - 21 Oct 2017Jim Naughten’s latest project takes the viewer back in time to a fabled place, which may or may not have ever existed. Acting as an explorer, scientist and photographer Naughten has documented a world that existed in the popular consciousness for over a hundred years. The Mountains of Kong can be found on printed British maps of West Africa from 1798 through to the late 1880s when they were finally...View Exhibition
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LUCAS FOGLIA, HUMAN NATURE
13 Sep - 21 Oct 2017“I grew up on a small farm, thirty miles east of New York City. Growing our food and bartering, my family felt shielded from the strip malls and suburbs around us. The forest that bordered the farm was my childhood wilderness, a wild place to play that was ignored by our neighbors who commuted to Manhattan. In 2012, Hurricane Sandy flooded our fields and blew down the oldest trees in...View Exhibition
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NEIL LIBBERT
8 Jun - 11 Aug 2017We are delighted to announce Neil Libbert’s first major solo exhibition at the Michael Hoppen Gallery. Libbert has been working as a street photographer and photojournalist for nearly 60 years and the exhibition will focus on key works made during his earlier career. This will be the first recent opportunity to explore the full range of Libbert’s talents and will include a number of previously unseen prints such as West...View Exhibition
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PHOTO LONDON, BOOTH C1
18 - 21 May 2017Confirmed artists: • Sohei Nishino • Eikoh Hosoe • Ishiuchi Miyako • Masahisa Fukase • Nobuyoshi Araki • Roger Mayne • Jacques-Henri Lartigue • Graham Smith • Neil Libbert • Bruce Davidson • Colin Jones • Charles Jones • John Davies • Bill Brandt • Ronald Traeger • Sarah Moon • Gerry Cranham • Harold Chapman • Tim Walker • Sirkka - Liisa Konttinen • Siân Davey • Martin Parr...View Exhibition
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Harry Gruyaert, 'Western and Eastern Light'
9 May - 27 Jun 2017Michael Hoppen Gallery are delighted to present ‘Western and Eastern Light,’ the first exhibition of photographs at the gallery by Belgian photographer Harry Gruyaert. Gruyaert is a Magnum photographer who has travelled extensively over the last 30 years photographing Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and America, often by road from the comfort of his Volkswagen Kombi. He was one of the first European photographers to take advantage of the...View Exhibition
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CARTES POSTALES, Jan Dziackowski
11 Apr - 20 May 2017Perhaps best known as a painter and photographer, a significant part of Jan Dziaczkowski's practise centred around collage. Born in Warsaw, Poland in 1983, Jan started creating decoupage compositions from magazines from a very early age, working alongside his father. From then on he systematically collected clippings and photographs, creating a vast pictorial repository. Jan made the collages in a traditional manner, using scissors, razor blades and glue, working mostly...View Exhibition
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UNTETHERED, Siân Davey & Joseph Szabo
6 Apr - 20 May 2017Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present two photographic series, made nearly fifty years apart, that explore the vulnerability, beauty and ambivalence of adolescence. Joe Szabo began his Teenage series when he was appointed as an art teacher at Malverne High School, Long Island in the early 1970s. He started photographing his pupils as a means of engaging with them and building mutual respect. The approach proved to be very...View Exhibition
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AIPAD, Art Fair, Booth 512
30 Mar - 2 Apr 2017Confirmed artists: • Nobuyoshi Araki • Burt Glinn • Kati Horna • Manuel Franquelo * Masahisa Fukase • Daido Moriyama • Eamonn Doyle • Sergio Larrain • Tim Walker • Inge Morath • Ishiuchi MiyakoView Exhibition
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Manuel Franquelo, Things in a Room
7 Mar - 3 May 2017The Michael Hoppen Gallery is pleased to announce the Spanish artist Manuel Franquelo’s first solo show in the United Kingdom. The show will consist of six large-scale photographic pieces from his work in progress Things in a Room: An Ethnography of the Insignificant. The pieces from this series, produced through techniques borrowed from scientific photography and endowed with an uncanny hyperreal presence, are an inquiry into the things that have...View Exhibition
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ARMORY, ART FAIR, BOOTH 416
2 - 5 Mar 2017The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to offer at the Armory Show 2017, an illuminating selection of hand painted and unique collaged photographs from his extensive archive of works. In a world where photography becomes more and more prevalent across social and internet platforms as well as the traditional usages as in books and the wall, we felt it would be an interesting diversion to see photographs positioned as unique...View Exhibition
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Enrique Metinides
9 Feb - 24 Mar 2017From 1948 until his forced retirement in 1979, the Mexican photographer Enrique Metinides took thousands of images and followed hundreds of stories in and around Mexico City. And what images and stories they were: car wrecks and train derailments, a bi-plane crashed on to a roof, street stabbings and shootings in the park, apartments and petrol stations set alight, earthquakes, accidental explosions, suicides, manslaughters, murder. When he was ten years...View Exhibition
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New Contemporary, Group Exhibition
7 - 28 Feb 2017Michael Hoppen Gallery are delighted to present 'New Contemporary' an exhibition of new or notable editions by photographic artists Sohei Nishino, Hassan Hajjaj, Adam Fuss, Desiree Dolron, Pieter Hugo, Nobuyoshi Araki, Alex Prager and Tim Walker. The show places particular focus on pieces emblematic of the gallery program from 2016 and 2017 with relevance to recent Museum exhibitions and acquisitions, as well as showcasing rare and sold out contemporary editions...View Exhibition
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Metropolis, Group Exhibition
10 Jan - 4 Feb 2017• BORIS SAVELEV • WILLIAM KLEIN • EAMONN DOYLEView Exhibition
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CHLOE SELLS, MEASURING INFINITY
3 - 22 Dec 2016There is a place on earth that can be seen from space like a white splash across the darker skin of the surrounding land. The albino mark looks like something that has been forgotten. There is no green of tree cover. There is no blue of water. There is no brown of soil. It is emptiness. This is the Makgadikgadi Salt Pan, a vast area in the heart of the...View Exhibition
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Eugenia Martinez, ONLINE
3 - 23 Dec 2016Eugenia Martinez has in recent years been interested specifically in painting and photography. Working with mexican portraits from the past, her work reflects the social cleavage between the public discourse of the different Mexican groups and their true thoughts. Selected areas of the piece are surrounded repeatedly and obssesively by words, creating an impenetrable halo of prejudice. Martinez creates exact and meticulous handwriting, words are written in different shades of...View Exhibition
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CHLOE SELLS, ONLINE
29 Nov 2016 - 2 Jan 2017To accompany her exhibition 'Measuring Infinity' Chloe Sells has made a group of 25 hand painted contact prints to be included in a concurrent online show of the same title. Each of the images is taken in the same Makgadikgadi Salt Pan in Botswana and is then worked over by hand with abstract drawings in various inks and paints, creating jewel-like studies for the larger embellished pieces included in the...View Exhibition
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PARIS PHOTO 2016, Booth C10
10 - 13 Nov 2016Confirmed artists • Hiroshi Hamaya • Sergio Larrain • Eamonn Doyle • Tim Walker • Manuel Franquelo • Kati Horna • Leonora Vicuña • Masahisa Fukase • Chloe Sells • Burt Glinn • Robert CapaView Exhibition
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EVIDENCE, ONLINE
25 Oct - 26 Nov 2016In parallel with our current exhibition '? The image as question: an exhibition of evidential photography', we are presenting here a selection of crime related pictures including a series of photocards from the American police archive. Pictures such as these are known as mug-shots. Alphonse Bertillon, the grandfather of forensics, introduced this system into police practice. Details such a scars, tattoos and any other distinguishing marks would often be included...View Exhibition
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PAD 2016, Booth A18
3 - 9 Oct 2016Confirmed artists • Emil Otto Hoppe • André Villers • Lee Friedlander • Josep Szabo • Bruce Bernard • Brett Weston • Akira Sato • Sarah Moon • Richard Avedon • Luigi Ghirri • Peter Beard • August Sander • Desiree Dolron • Flip Schulke • Bill Brandt • Yoshihiko Ueda • Nobuyoshi Araki • Inge Morath • AnonymousView Exhibition
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? The image as question
28 Sep - 26 Nov 2016Part of the fascination with all photography is that the medium is firmly grounded in the documentary tradition. It has been used as a record of crime scenes, zoological specimens, lunar and space exploration, phrenology, fashion and importantly, art and science. It has been used as ‘proof’ of simple things such as family holidays and equally of atrocities taking place on the global stage. Any contemporary artist using photography has...View Exhibition
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PUNK
20 Jul - 26 Aug 2016The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present PUNK, an exhibition of vintage press prints that document the rise of punk culture in 1970s Britain. Many of the prints included are suitably distressed, with an object quality and intensity that encapsulates the movement. The gallery was established twenty-four years ago on the Kings Road in Chelsea, an area that just over a decade earlier formed the epicentre of punk culture....View Exhibition
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PASSING TIME, ONLINE EXHIBITION
21 Jun - 1 Aug 2016These images explore life at leisure. From the thrills of high diving and swimming for oysters to moody scenes in bars and anonymous signers of the blues. Very little is known about each photograph and even the photographers themselves are often unknown. With the exact detail and context being elusive, one of the attractions of these images often lies in the projection of your own stories upon the characters captured....View Exhibition
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Jacques Henri Lartigue, The blink of an eye
8 Jun - 9 Aug 2016The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce a new show exploring the 'snapshot' world of Jacques-Henri Lartigue (1894-1986), as seen through the eyes of author William Boyd - a life long devotee of Lartigue's luminous views on life. Lartigue took his first photograph in 1900 at the age of six. Born into privilege, Lartigue's father was a banker, and the family belonged to the upper French bourgeoisie. Lartigue transfixed...View Exhibition
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PHOTO LONDON, SOMERSET HOUSE, STAND B8
19 - 22 May 2016• NOBUYOSHI ARAKI • ISTVAN KERNY • PIETER HUGO • SOHEI NISHINO • GYULA HALASZ BRASSAI • MIROSLAV TICHY • IM RE KINSZKI • KATA KALMAN • MARTIN MUNKACSI • BILL BRANDT • RICHARD AVEDON • LEONORA VICUNA • HENRI CARTIER BRESSON • AUSUST SANDER • LUCAS FOGLIA • NEIL LIBBERT • CHLOE SELLSView Exhibition
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Eamonn Doyle, END.
13 May - 15 Jul 2016Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present 'End.', the first solo exhibition by the Irish photographer Eamonn Doyle to be held in London. The series is the third and final installment of three bodies of work, each of which explores Doyle's native Dublin with varying stylistic techniques. His photographs are taken at close range in and around the multi-cultural, working class area of North Dublin's Parnell Street where the artist...View Exhibition
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COLIN JONES, RETROSPECTIVE
5 May - 1 Jun 2016The Michael Hoppen Gallery's very first exhibition, in 1992, was of Colin Jones. Twenty-four years later Jones's work continues to delight audiences with its breadth and humanity and the gallery is pleased to present a retrospective exhibition of his vintage prints. Born in 1936 Jones's early life started with a father away at the war, evacuations and numerous different schools. A combination of chance and talent lead to a...View Exhibition
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Armory 2016, Art Fair, New York
3 - 6 Mar 2016The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to exhibit twentieth century photographic masters from both Japan and Latin America at the Armory 2016. Firstly a rare selection of vintage prints by Eikoh Hosoe. In 1961 the great Japanese writer, Yukio Mishima, asked Hosoe to photograph him, giving him full artistic direction in making the surreal series ‘Ba-ra-kei’ (Ordeal by Roses). We will also show a selection of rare and completely unseen...View Exhibition
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MENAGERIE, Ground Floor Gallery Exhibition
25 Feb - 7 Mar 2016NOBUYOSHI ARAKI TIM WALKER HERBERT LIST EADWEARD MUYBRIDGE DAIDO MORIYAMA YUMIKO UTSU YOSHIHIKO UEDA ELLEN VON UNWERTH GEORGES DAMBIER SARAH MOON GUY BOURDINView Exhibition
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MASAHISA FUKASE, Solitude of Ravens
24 Feb - 23 Apr 2016Masahisa Fukase’s Karasu (Ravens) was made between 1975 and 1982 in the wake of his wife Yōko Wanibe divorcing him. The visual narrative of the series revolves around the anthropomorphic form of the raven. Dead and alive the birds punctuate the work; lone birds reduced to shadow puppetry against the snow or dislocated flocks that mimic the grain of the photographs themselves. Although interjected with other subjects such as blizzard...View Exhibition
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ZONA MACO 2016, Art Fair, Mexico
3 - 7 Feb 2016Michael Hoppen Gallery presents a selection of rare large format exhibition prints by South American artists Horacio Coppola . A joint exhibition of Horacio Coppola and Greta Stern's work was exhibited at MoMA, New York in 2014/2015. We are also delighted to bring to Mexico, a selection of famous European artists. Tim Walker is a giant in fashion photography whose extravagant staging and romantic motifs regularly delight the readers of...View Exhibition
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Sammy Slabbinck, ONLINE
1 Dec 2015 - 9 Jan 2016Sammy Slabbinck (born 1977, Belgium) creates dynamic surrealist contemporary collage reminisent of the great Jacques Prévert. Found magazine images are decontextualized and re-appropriated as Slabbinck plays with scale and juxtaposition. The context is often mid-Atlantic and mid-twentieth century and the images pay homage to the genius of the great 70's powerhouse of brain food that was Hipgnosis. Using humour as a visual tool Slabbinck choreographs compositions, meditating on the absurdity...View Exhibition
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Paris Photo, BOOTH C10
12 - 15 Nov 2015THE GRAND PALAIS, PARIS BOOTH C10 November 12 - 15, 2015 • Tim Walker • Robert Frank • Guy Bourdin • Tim Walker • Angelika Krinzinger • Lisette Model • Pierre Molinier • Daido Moriyama • Shomei Tomatsu • Kikuji Kawada • Kati Horna • Brassaï • Eamonn Doyle • Masahisa Fukase • Ray Stevenson • Peter Price • Robert Legon • Jonathan Player • Paul Revere • Ishiuchi...View Exhibition
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PAD London, BOOTH A18
14 - 18 Oct 2015PAD, BOOTH A18 LONDON, BERKELEY SQUARE W1 October 14 - 18, 2015 • Albert Rudomine • Fernand Fonssagrives • Richard Avedon • Jacques-Henri Lartigue • Gyula Halász Brassaï • Henri Cartier-Bresson • Joseph Heidecker • Rong Rong & Inri • Michael Eastman • Kati Horna • Kikuji Kawada • Grit Kallin-Fischer • Desiree Dolron • Sarah Moon • Man Ray • Ishiuchi Miyako • Tim Walker • T. Lux FeiningerView Exhibition
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VOCES, Latin American Photography 1980 - 2015
10 Oct 2015 - 9 Jan 2016Geographically, its map traces a region constituted by more than twenty countries extending from Mexico to the confines of Tierra del Fuego, each with its histories, cultures, ethnicities and languages. This diversity manifests itself not only between individual countries, but also within each country itself and although some share a history marked by political and social upheaval, it is misleading to speak of a 'Latin American' entity. To understand the...View Exhibition
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Simon Norfolk, Time taken
3 Aug - 10 Sep 2015Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce Simon Norfolk’s third exhibition of photographs with the gallery, Time Taken, a poetic tracing of time on the war-torn landscape of Afghanistan. Between 2013 and 2014 Simon Norfolk visited the Bamiyan Valley in Afghanistan, an area of the country once famous for its 170 foot tall Buddhas and more so now for their demise at the hands of the Taliban in 2001. Setting...View Exhibition
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Charles Jones, Summer exhibition
29 Jul - 15 Sep 2015The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce an exhibition of Charles Jones photographs. Charles Jones was an English gardener and plantsman, who worked on private estates in the 1890s. As if they were carefully crafted objects, he diligently photographed the vegetables, fruit and flowers he grew. In the era of the supermarket, they appear as a eulogy to a lost time of intimacy between producer and product, the simplicity...View Exhibition
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KARL BLOSSFELDT, AN ONLINE EXHIBITION
23 Jun - 25 Sep 2015This online exhibition features a wide selection of spectacular first edition photogravures by Karl Blossfeldt who practiced as a photographer, sculptor and a design teacher in the 1920’s. Experienced and new collectors will have a unique opportunity to own this legendary artist's work. Photogravures are priced from £200 + vat each. Whether you are interested in the beauty of natural structures or simply revel in great design, these...View Exhibition
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Photo London, Somerset House
21 - 24 May 2015We will display an entire wall of incredibly rare vintage prints from David Goldblatt’s In Boksburg. They are the original prints made for this seminal book and document a small town, middle class, white community in South Africa; a photographic essay that has come to epitomise Apartheid society. Simon Norfolk has been in numerous museum exhibitions in the last year including the recent Barbican show Constructing Worlds and the current...View Exhibition
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Ishiuchi Miyako, Frida
14 May - 10 Jul 2015Frida by Ishiuchi Miyako (2013) is a photographic record of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo's wardrobe and belongings. Following Kahlo's death in 1954 her husband Diego Rivera began placing her personal effects into the bathroom of their Mexico City house, 'The Blue House', which later became the Museo Frida Kahlo. Rivera gave instructions that this room should remain sealed until fifteen years after his death and it in fact remained unopened...View Exhibition
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Aipad, Photo Fair
16 - 18 Apr 2015- Eugene Atget - Bill Brandt - Horace Bristol - Guy Bourdin - Horacio Coppola - Else Thalemann - Shomei Tomatsu - Eugene Smith - Kishin Shinoyama - Daido Moriyama - Hiroshi Hamaya - Andreas Feininger - Ishiuchi Miyako - Sarah Moon - Kati Horna - Masatoshi Naito - Sohei Nishino - Eamonn DoyleView Exhibition
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Rolling Stones Fans, Online Exhibition
14 Apr - 21 Jun 2015In 1978 as the school year drew to a close, Bill Carraro and Chris Davies, two of my photography students, who also worked as editors for the yearbook, asked, “Mr.Szabo, would you like to go to a Rolling Stones concert? We have an extra ticket.” Being a lover of rock and roll, I was intrigued. But before I could even ask why, they said, “The only thing is, the concert...View Exhibition
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Samantha Roddick, Hidden Within
20 Mar - 30 Apr 2015The Michael Hoppen Gallery is very proud to unveil Samantha Roddick's first artistic project, Hidden Within. Best known as the original founder of the erotic boutique, Coco de Mer, Roddick has long been exploring our cultural relationship to sex. In this project, which has occupied her for the last couple of years, she turns her attention to the subject of the sexual objectification of women. Roddick takes as her creative...View Exhibition
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Matt Henry, ONLINE Exhibition
23 Feb - 21 Apr 2015'My personal practice focuses on America during the 1960s and 1970s. The works take the form of staged scenes constructed as set-builds in the UK using props sourced from here and the United States. The devout modernism of this period is a particular interest, with utopian political and cultural ideals heralding some of the great liberal successes of our time (the Civil Rights, feminist, anti-war and Free Speech movements). My...View Exhibition
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Noé Sendas, The Lady Vanishes
23 Feb - 31 Mar 2015The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present The Lady Vanishes, a special exhibition of works from the photographic collaboration between Wallpaper*, Noé Sendas and Jan Lehner. The exhibition will run during London Fashion Week AW15 in February 2015. Noé Sendas (born in Brussels, 1972, lives and works in Berlin & Madrid) began presenting his work in the late nineties.The exploration of loss is a central motif underlying Noé Sendas...View Exhibition
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Guy Bourdin, Walking Legs
5 Feb - 28 Mar 2015Guy Bourdin, born in Paris in 1928, was the pioneering fashion photographer whose arresting photographs filled the pages of French Vogue for three decades from the 1950s through to the 80s. He is notorious for breaking the boundaries of traditional commercial photography and reshaping the classic fashion picture, using a daring narrative and vibrant colour palette. Vogue's editor introduced Bourdin to the shoe designer Charles Jourdan, for whom he became...View Exhibition
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Kikuji Kawada, The Last Cosmology
29 Nov 2014 - 31 Jan 2015The Michael Hoppen Gallery is proud to announce the first solo UK exhibition of Kikuji Kawada’s ‘The Last Cosmology’ series. Originally published in parts in the 1980s, it was compiled into a publication and solo exhibition in 1995. Part of Kawada’s 'Catastrophe Trilogy,' the chronicle seemingly ties together the drama of the skies with the end of two historical eras on earth: the ‘Showa’ era with the death of the...View Exhibition
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Paris Photo 14', Art Fair
13 - 16 Nov 2014Artists exhibited - Eamonn Doyle, Lucas Foglia, Masatoshi Naito, Kati Horna, Sohei Nishino, Akira Sato and Tim Walker This collection of avant-garde 1960's works by the influential photographer Akira Sato is exhibited for the very first time in Europe. Taken from the 1971 book 'Woman', Michael Hoppen brings a comprehensive collection of prints to the fair such as [the] great portrait made in 1962 from the 'Sunset' series. Michael Hoppen...View Exhibition
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PAD 2014, Art Fair
16 - 19 Oct 2014Berkeley Square, LondonView Exhibition
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NEGATIVELESS, Group Show
19 Sep - 24 Oct 2014In a world of photography where digital 'snaps' are becoming the tedious norm, the Michael Hoppen Gallery presents a show navigating an area of photography that little is known about: the photograph made without a negative. No, not a photogram - but a photograph. We will present a wonderful mix of works, from rare early daguerreotypes through to contemporary takes on these early techniques. Photographs were invented to be reproduced...View Exhibition
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Lucien Hervé
6 Sep - 10 Oct 2014The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce an exhibition of photographs by Lucien Hervé to run alongside Constructing Worlds, Photography and Architecture in the Modern Age at the Barbican Centre (25 September 2014 – 11 January 2015). We will display vintage works together with rare contact sheets that act as a visual “sketch book” offering a rare insight into how Hervé worked. Lucien Hervé (b. László Elkán 1910 -...View Exhibition
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William Klein, Gallery Exhibition
10 Jul - 6 Sep 2014As an artist using photography, Klein set out to re-invent the photographic document. His photos, often blurred or out of focus, his high-contrast prints (his negatives were often severely over-exposed), his use of high-grain film and wide angles shocked the established order of the photography world, earning him a reputation as an anti-photographer’s photographer.View Exhibition
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Dr. Harold Edgerton, Abstractions
6 Jun - 2 Aug 2014Photography has illuminated so many areas of the 20th century, but none more so than the remarkable work by one of photography’s true pioneers, Dr. Harold Edgerton. As an Institute Professor at MIT, and the inventor of the ‘strobe’ flash in the early 1930’s, the ‘Doc.’ as he was affectionately known, stopped time in its tracks. For the first time we were able to see the wonderful arc of the...View Exhibition
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Boris Savelev
28 May - 27 Jun 2014A selection of bold and unusual multi-layered pigment prints by Ukrainian born rocket scientist turned photographer Boris Savelev, who has been documenting Russia for over thirty years. The images unite strong formal qualities - at times an almost Constructivist aesthetic - with the eerie atmospheres of the places he photographs. Much of Boris' work was banned from public exhibition in Russia during the 70s and 80s, including his first body...View Exhibition
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Group Show, Spring Show
29 Apr - 31 May 2014
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Lucas Foglia, Frontcountry
28 Mar - 24 May 2014Between 2006 and 2013, Lucas Foglia travelled throughout rural Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, and Wyoming, some of the least populated regions in the United States. Frontcountry is a photographic account of people living in the midst of a mining boom that is transforming the modern American West. Foglia's work is driven by a desire to tell stories, it conveys an understanding of the land as a resource and...View Exhibition
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Sarah Moon, About Colour
20 Feb - 14 Apr 2014It is difficult to summarise Sarah Moon's fantastical photography - almost thirty years of image making has made Sarah Moon a legend in her own lifetime. Well known for her personalised commercial and editorial work since the early 1970s, Moon has continued to investigate a dream world of her own invention, without repetition or compromise. For more than thirty-five years, Moon's heart-stopping fashion images have bucked every so-called commercial trend,...View Exhibition
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Bradford Washburn
5 Dec 2013 - 14 Feb 2014Henry Bradford Washburn, Jr. (June 7, 1910 – January 10, 2007) was an American explorer, mountaineer, photographer and cartographer. He started climbing at the age of sixteen, discovering photography at the same time. Washburn travelled the world for eight decades, documenting landscapes from the Grand Canyon to the Alps, from Mount McKinley to the Matterhorn. Ansel Adams called Washburn a 'roving genius of mind and mountains.' He pioneered photographic techniques...View Exhibition
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Ishiuchi Miyako, Solo Exhibition
19 Sep - 26 Oct 2013The Michael Hoppen Gallery is honoured to host its second major exhibition of work by the highly esteemed Japanese photographer Miyako Ishiuchi. Displayed across all three floors of the gallery, the show will include photographs from her early trilogy ‘Yokosuka Story’(1976-1977), ‘Apartment’(1977-1978), and ‘Endless Night’ (1981); then prints from 'Hiroshima’ and works from her most recent series ‘Silken Dreams’, exhibited now for the very first time outside Japan. Miyako Ishiuchi...View Exhibition
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Gunnar Smoliansky
5 Jul - 30 Aug 2013Born on the Swedish island of Gotland, Gunnar Smoliansky was obsessed with the camera from the age of eighteen when he bought his own Rolleiflex. As with Ingmar Bergman who launched his film career a decade after Smoliansky’s birth, he used his homeland almost exclusively as the subject of his work. Also like Bergman, his work is possessed of a quiet intensity. Gloves suspended from a window, a cloud passing...Enquire about this exhibition
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Chloe Sells, SENESCENCE
21 Jun - 31 Aug 2013Michael Hoppen Contemporary is delighted to present a new series of photographic works by Chloe Sells titled Senescence. This exhibition marks the first solo show of Sells' work at Michael Hoppen Contemporary. Informed by extensive travel, residence and immersion in countries foreign to her, Sells explores the question of how places are defined, while speculating on the consequences of human experience of place. Is a place fixed, or continually shifting?...View Exhibition
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Group Show, The Late Chelsea Flower Show
13 - 29 Jun 2013
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Nobuyoshi Araki, Infamous, Controversial, Beautiful
2 May - 8 Jun 2013Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce a new show of work by the Japanese photographer NOBUYOSHI ARAKI. In continuing our exploration and presentation of important Japanese photography, Michael Hoppen Gallery will this year stage major solo shows of two of its grand masters: Nobuyoshi Araki and later in the year, Miyako Ishiuchi. Each an artist with a unique vision and aesthetic, both producing highly charged work in examining the...View Exhibition
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SPLINTER, An Independent Photography Dealers Fair
27 - 28 Apr 2013On Saturday the 27th and Sunday the 28th April 2013, Michael Hoppen has invited 6 private photography dealers to present a wide range of 19th, 20th and 21st century photography. This two-day event will be held over all three floors at 3 Jubilee Place and will offer unique opportunity for new and experienced collectors alike to discover and purchase photographs and rare photo-books from private photography dealers.Enquire about this exhibition
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Brett Weston, Nudes and Dunes
2 Apr - 11 Jun 2013Michael Hoppen is very pleased to exhibit for the first time in the United Kingdom a comprehensive vintage selection of Brett Weston’s Nudes and Dunes. Born in 1911, the son and apprentice of legendary photographer Edward Weston, Brett applied himself to photography from an early age. Moving with his father to Mexico aged thirteen he was introduced to Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco and Tina Modotti. His father’s radical sense...Enquire about this exhibition
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Michael Eastman, Havana 2002 - 2011
13 Feb - 13 Mar 2013We are delighted to unveil an exhibition of Michael Eastman's Havana series. This magical body of work exposes the crumbling interiors and exteriors of Cuba's capital. Inspired by Aaron Siskind, Eastman is transfixed by the textures of architectural decay and the narrative they reveal abou the life of that building. This often leads him into abstraction. The work is built on a strong sense of colour and elaborate compositions. The...View Exhibition
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Joseph Hoflehner, Jet Airliner and Havana
13 Feb - 28 Mar 2013
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Finders Keepers, Celebrating 20 years of Michael Hoppen Gallery
12 Dec 2012 - 9 Feb 2013To celebrate the gallery’s 20 years, Michael Hoppen unveils the treasures of his extraordinary private photography collection in the gallery’s largest public exhibition to date. Presented over three floors, Finders Keepers brings to light 130 photographic gems, handpicked for their fascinating narrative, masterful technique and historical relevance, ranging from anonymous 19th century pictures to iconic post-war snapshots. Finders Keepers offers a unique journey through hundreds of captivating photographs, full of...View Exhibition
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Daido Moriyama, Tights
7 Sep - 20 Oct 2012Michael Hoppen Contemporary is delighted to present an exhibition of new work by one of the giants of Japanese photography, Daido Moriyama. This latest group of pictures entitled 'Tights' is the development of his famous earlier series 'How to Create a Beautiful Picture 6: Tights in Shimotakaido' of 1987, a small selection of images depicting close-up shots of legs in fishnets. The complete series now numbers 20. Our show coincides...View Exhibition
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Ellen von Unwerth, Do Not Disturb
22 Jun - 22 Aug 2012Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to present an exclusive, new body of work from Ellen von Unwerth entitled “Do Not Disturb!”. Straight from the camera to the wall, this latest series of photographs has all the sexy motifs of Ellen’s signature style. The Madonna Inn, LA, sets the scene for these highly stylised and richly coloured images of women, who range from the delicate coquette to robust dominatrix. Each of...View Exhibition
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Valérie Belin, Yohoho
30 May - 28 Jul 2012Michael Hoppen Contemporary is pleased to present the latest series of works by the French artist Valérie Belin. The new exhibition will showcase twelve black and white silver gelatin prints, from her new series YOHOHO.Enquire about this exhibition
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Christer Strömholm
20 Apr - 26 May 2012“These are images from another time…These are images of people whose lives I shared…These are images of women – biologically born as men- that we call ‘transsexuals’. As for me, I call them ‘my friends of Place Blanche’. This friendship started here, in the early 60s and it still continues.” Christer Strömholm, 1983.Enquire about this exhibition
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Alex Prager, Compulsion
20 Apr - 24 May 2012Michael Hoppen is pleased to present Compulsion, an exhibition of new work by contemporary artist Alex Prager. The exhibition will feature a selection of colour photographs from the series, as well as the artist’s new short film, La Petite Mort, with accompanying film stills. The exhibition will be shown simultaneously in London, Los Angles and New York. MoMA curator Roxana Marcoci has described Prager’s work as “intentionally loaded,” saying “it...Enquire about this exhibition
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Hisaji Hara
24 Feb - 31 Mar 2012This exhibition will mark the first European solo show of Hisaji Hara, one of Japan’s brightest new photo stars. Both strange and familiar, Hisaji Hara’s photographs are meticulous recreations of paintings by the highly-revered Polish-French artist, Balthus (1908-2001). Hara creates his images through multiple exposures, all done in-camera without computer manipulation, which coupled with the use of smoke machines and cinematic lighting lends them a wistful, timeless quality akin to...Enquire about this exhibition
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Guy Bourdin
2 Feb - 5 Apr 2012Guy Bourdin, born in Paris in 1928, was one of the most radical and influential fashion photographers of the twentieth century. His unique blend of surreal and erotic imagery filled the pages of international magazines such as French Vogue during the 1970s and also became synonymous with the revolutionary advertising campaigns for Charles Jourdan. Rejecting the typical ‘product’ shot in favour of staging unsettling scenarios that hint at consumption, sex...View Exhibition
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Boris Savelev, Colour Constructions
2 Dec 2011 - 21 Jan 2012Born in Chernovitz in 1947 Boris Savelev moved to Moscowin 1966, a rocket engineer through his working life, Savelev found photographylater on and has committed himself to this exciting chapter in photography’s short history wholeheartedly. Regarded by many now as one of Russia’s most important living photographers, Savelev is an artist at the peak of his career. Working with Factum in Madrid, Savelev has again used this extraordinary and proprietary...View Exhibition
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Group Show, Jerusalem
7 Oct - 12 Nov 2011Through the eyesof three analytical photographers, this exhibition documents British life inthe twentieth century. The pictures seem to capture the simplicity of a by gone era; however, in doing so they also challenge the changes taking place today,forcing us to interrogate our individual responsibilities towards the country we live in. The recession of recent years has hit Britain hard; with the riots of this summer being just one example of...View Exhibition
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Alejandro Chaskielberg, High Tide
8 Sep - 11 Oct 2011Michael Hoppen Contemporary is delighted to announce HIGH TIDE, an exhibition of new work by Argentinean photographer Alejandro Chaskielberg, overall winner of this year's Sony World Photo Awards. HIGH TIDE is a series of colour photographs taken in the remote Paraná River Delta, Argentina, where Chaskielberg lived and worked from 2007 - 2010. His subjects are local residents of this isolated community who rely on the river for food, work,...View Exhibition
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Group Show, Patagonia
15 Jul - 25 Aug 2011In 2001 and 2002 photographer Ken Griffiths set out on three expeditions to the Argentine province of Chubut, the heartland of Welsh Patagonia. Ken visited Chubut in different seasons of the year to follow the trails blazed south and west by intrepid young Welsh pioneers. Between 1870 and 1900 they travelled the interior of the country and reached the Andes along what is now the Chilean frontier. Ken decided that...Enquire about this exhibition
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Made in Hungary
9 Jul - 24 Sep 2011The Michael Hoppen Gallery, in conjunction with the Royal Academy, is delighted to present an exhibition of rare vintage Hungarian photographs from the early 20th Century. This exhibition includes many rare items from a substantial collection of vintage photographs. The show coincides with the large and important retrospective at the Royal Academy curated by Colin Ford. Both exhibitions celebrate the extraordinary richness of Hungary’s modern photographic tradition with diverse subject...View Exhibition
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Simon Norfolk, Burke + Norfolk: Photographs from the war in Afghanistan
13 May - 18 Jun 2011John Burke (1843-1900) was the first ever photographer to make pictures in Afghanistan. He accompanied British forces during the invasion that became the Second Anglo-Afghan War from 1878-1880 producing a small number of albums of prints for sale to the general public. These were sold through his studios in Rawalpindi, Peshawar and the summertime mountain retreat of Muree in a region which is now Pakistan but at the time was...View Exhibition
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Bruce Davidson, England / Scotland - 1960
12 Apr - 28 May 2011“If I am looking for a story at all, it is in my relationship to the subject - the story that tells me, rather than that I tell.” - Bruce Davidson The Michael Hoppen Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of Bruce Davidson’s vintage prints. These images are from his seminal project ‘England & Scotland 1960,’ and tell the story of Britain during the post war...View Exhibition
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Sohei Nishino, The Diorama Map Series
24 Feb - 21 Apr 2011Sohei Nishino is one of the rising gems of contemporary Japanese photography. Discovered in 2008 by Michael Hoppen, 28 year old Nishino's extraordinary photographic dioramas, monumental in size, map out the artist's personal impressions of the world's major cities in several thousand intimate details. Nishino's collages are not precise geographic recreations, but an imperfect mix of landmarks and iconic features conceived from his personal 're-experiencing' of a city. Never before...View Exhibition
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Leopoldo Pomés, Vintage Prints
9 Dec 2010 - 31 Jan 2011Born in Barcelona in 1931, Pomés, a self-taught photographer, had a highly successful and celebrated late career in advertising in his native Spain. However, it is his evocative early photographs of Barcelona that formed the basis of the exhibition. Taken between 1947 and 1969 these vintage photographs of Barcelona show a city in flux. With humour Pomés captures the ancient and the modern existing side by side in post-war Barcelona:...View Exhibition
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Group Show, Winter Contemporary
8 Dec 2010 - 12 Feb 2011For it's winter show Michael Hoppen Contemporary presents the work of Japanese artist Yumiko Utsu. If the proto-surrealist painter Arcimboldo had been a sushi chef, his creations might have looked something like Yumiko Utsu’s deliciously unsettling images. Combining the intricate techniques of food photography with the anthropomorphic tendencies of manga, Utsu has an affinity for kitsch shared by British photographer Martin Parr. But instead of taking a strictly documentary approach...Enquire about this exhibition
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Mary McCartney, From where i stand
22 Oct - 20 Nov 2010From Where I Stand reveals the very best work selected from Mary McCartney’s complete archive from the 1990s to date. This first solo exhibition of work at the gallery will coincide with the book launch of From Where I Stand produced by Thames & Hudson. From portraits to photographs of the raw energy backstage and onstage at fashion shows, rock concerts, the theatre and ballet, as well as vignettes of...Enquire about this exhibition
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Robert Bergman
14 Oct - 12 Dec 2010“Occasionally there arises an event or a moment that one knows immediately will forever mark a place in the history of artistic endeavor. Robert Bergman’s portraits represent such a moment, such an event.” - Toni Morrison Michael Hoppen Contemporary is pleased to present the very first European show of American photographer Robert Bergman’s color portraits, opening 14 October 2010. In the tradition of spontaneous street photography, Bergman finds fleeting moments...Enquire about this exhibition
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Shomei Tomatsu & Daido Moriyama
10 Sep - 10 Oct 2010The work of Daido Moryiama and Shomei Tomatsu, the two giants of the Japanese post-war movement presented side by side for the first time in the UK, will be unveiled at the Michael Hoppen Gallery in September. While their photographs differ in style, sentiment is common to both. They address love, anguish and anger with equal power, passion and subtlety. Despite being relatively unknown outside his home country, seventy-seven year...View Exhibition
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Guy Bourdin
7 Jul - 21 Aug 2010
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Group Show, Russia!
30 Jun - 21 Aug 2010Michael Hoppen Gallery is pleased to present a unique selection of rarely viewed Russian photographs: Boris Savelev was born in the Ukraine in 1948 and moved to Moscow in 1966. He is a graduate of the Institute of Aeronautics and joined the Moscow photography club Novator in 1970. He became a full time photographer since 1982and has had numerous exhibitions worldwide. He is one of the best-knownphotographers working in Russia...View Exhibition
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Alex Prager, Week End
10 Jun - 7 Jul 2010Michael Hoppen Contemporary will present the most recent work by rising American photographer Alex Prager. Following the success of her 2008 critically acclaimed exhibit, The Big Valley , the exhibition will stage the continuation of Prager’s Los Angeles narrative, as she contrives the next generation of retro-modern damsels. Women adorned with wigs and staged in neon Californian landscapes result in timeless, eerie and compelling images. Her large-format Technicolor photographs draw...Enquire about this exhibition
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Daniele Tamagni and Araminta de Clermont
7 May - 5 Jun 2010Michael Hoppen Contemporary is pleased to bring together two contemporary photographers who have documented the sartorial expressions of particular communities in the Congo and South Africa.Daniele Tamagni and Araminta de Clermont befriend their respective subjects and utilize the camera to create unique records of their chosen circles. Tamagni’s images brilliantly capture the energy and pride of ‘Les Sapeurs’ of Brazzaville in Congo. The works are highly spirited, with bold displays...Enquire about this exhibition
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Miroslav Tichý
28 Apr - 29 May 2010The recently unknown photographic work of Czech artist Miroslav Tichy has become a noteworthy presence in the worlds of photography and contemporary art over the last few years. Timeless and uncategorizable, Tichy's work captures the women of Kijov, from the artist's native city in Moravia. On 28 April 2010, the Michael Hoppen Gallery will bring together unique photographs, previously unseen in the UK, created in the 1960's by Tichy with...View Exhibition
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Yoshihiko Ueda, QUINAULT
24 Mar - 1 May 2010The images Ueda created are potent with the seductive otherworldliness and glowing dampness of the wet terrain. Deep, dark greens and blues reflect the intensity of Ueda’s time in the forest and the spiritual connection he had with Quinault. “The brushwood wheezed, the moss shown an impossibly phosphorescent green that seemed to radiate from everywhere over the mammoth trees that strained heavenward. A manifold of living colors interfused, saturated with...View Exhibition
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Fernand Fonssagrives
14 Jan - 25 Apr 2010The Michael Hoppen gallery is delighted to announce an exhibition of work by one of America’s foremost fashion photographers Fernand Fonssagrives. Once the highest paid photographers in the world, he was ambivalent about the acclaim he received in his chosen field, preferring to remain anonymous. Little was written about him, even at the peak of his success. He was linked to the early ‘Design Laboratory’ classes of Alexey Brodovitch, and...View Exhibition
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Kishin Shinoyama, NUDE
14 Jan - 20 Feb 2010Still hard at work well into his late 70s, Japanese photographer Kishin Shinoyama's images have lost none of the potency that would make his 1960's nude studies so revered and sensationalized in equal measure. Michael Hoppen Contemporary is pleased to announce the first exhibition of his work in the UK, which will focus on his most iconic series- Birth, Twin, Death Valley, Brown Lilly and Phantom, as well as studies...View Exhibition
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It's a crime to take photographs this good, Early photographs by Weegee
25 Nov 2009 - 9 Jan 2010Always in the right place at the right time, Weegee's lense was perpetually aimed the visceral and sometimes violent city of New York. In 1993, Wilma Fellig Weegee's widow, bequeathed his entire archive of original prints to the ICP in New York, and we are delighted to offer selected pieces of this unique photographers work which includes many images never previously seen in the UK. Weegee photographed New York in...View Exhibition
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Group Show , C O L O U R
25 Nov 2009 - 9 Jan 2010How do you describe colour? Even the dictionary definition of it is poetic: That aspect of things that is caused by differing qualities of the light reflected or emitted by them, definable in terms of the observer or of the light.Enquire about this exhibition
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Ellen von Unwerth, Fräulein
14 Oct - 21 Nov 2009Ellen von Unwerth worked as a fashion model for ten years before moving behind the camera. Quoted as saying '(Women) are not just there to be admired, they are there to be enjoyed,' her erotically charged images of models, film and music stars are as well know asthe subjects of the photographs themselves. The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce ‘Fräulein’; a show of personal favourites and never previously...View Exhibition
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Group Show, Starting with a Photograph
10 Sep - 17 Oct 2009Michael Hoppen Contemporary is delighted to collaborate with Saatchi Online for an exhibition of work by six artists, hand-picked from the Saatchi Gallery website. Entitled Starting with a Photograph, the key criterion is that the work must begin with a photographic image -found or made. Beyond that, each piece is unique, sharing only an interest in exploring and expanding the limits of photography. The exhibition will take place at Michael...Enquire about this exhibition
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Group Show , Revive
27 Jul - 5 Sep 2009As an antidote to the misery of hot, sticky mid season sales shopping on the King’s Road, Michael Hoppen Contemporary will treat visitors to an exhibition intended to visually refresh and revive them. A group show containing images of cool water, ice,snowy climes and lagoon like pools has been chosen, to counteract what may well be the hottest summer for many years.Enquire about this exhibition
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A Gallerist's Choice
19 Jun - 13 Oct 2009The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce our summer show - 'A Gallerist's Choice'. Delving into our substantial holdings of rare photographs at the gallery, we have selected a stunning array of beautiful and rarely seen images to savour and enjoy. This is a rare opportunity to buy these seldom seen images. Works by Abelardo Morell, Peter Beard, William Klein, Alexander Rodchenko, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Roger Mayne, Desiree...Enquire about this exhibition
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Ofer Wolberger , (Life with) Maggie
4 Jun - 25 Jul 2009Maggie is a fictional character who seems transported from another time and place, one presumably set in the past. Maggie has a life of her own as well as a unique style and personality. She travels around the contemporary world, but is attracted to sites with a slippery sense of time. Like the typical tourist, Maggie poses in front of objects and environments that suit her temperament, befriends the local...Enquire about this exhibition
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Boris Savalev , 31 Years
21 Apr - 26 Jun 2009The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce ’31 Years’; an exhibition of work by Boris Savelev, one of Russia’s most important and renowned photographers. It will be the first time his work will be shown in the UK. ‘31 Years’ is a series of photographs created by Savelev from 1976 to 2006. It documents not only his changing sensibilities and aesthetic concerns; light and form, flashes of colour, moments...View Exhibition
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Ishiuchi Miyako, 1906 to the Skin/Yokosuka Story
11 Mar - 20 Apr 2009The Michael Hoppen Gallery is honoured to host the first European retrospective of work by Miyako Ishiuchi, Japan’s foremost female photographer. Taking over both floors of the gallery, it will be the first time images from the series ‘Mother’s’ (2000-2005), ‘1906 To the Skin’ (1991-1993) and ‘Yokosuka Story’ (1976-1977) have been shown in Britain. Curated by Dutch photographer and Japan- ese photography specialist Machiel Botman, the exhibition comes to us...Enquire about this exhibition
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Sergei Vasiliev, Russian Criminal Tattoos
18 Feb - 7 Mar 2009Bodies as Text Sergei Vasiliev Between 1948 to 2005, 3,000 drawings were compiled by prison warden and ethnographer Danzing Baldaev of the tattoos of the inmates. Supported by the KGB, who recognised the usefulness of such a document, these drawings were supplemented by photographs by Sergei Vasiliev, a fellow warden. In 2003, the publisher Fuel began repackaging the sketches and photographs into the Russian Criminal Tattoo Encyclopaedia. The Michael Hoppen...Enquire about this exhibition
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Group Show, Secret City
25 Nov 2008 - 20 Jan 2009Jason Langer and Robert Doisneau. Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce an exhibition exploring two very different perspectives on a city theme this December. Images from Secret City, Langer’s ten year retrospective of urban portraits and nudes will be shown alongside rare vintage prints documenting Doisneau’s sixty year love affair with Paris and its inhabitants. Robert Doisneau’s name and iconic images have become synonymous with what we know of...Enquire about this exhibition
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Sarah Moon, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
16 Oct - 22 Nov 2008For over three decades, Sarah Moon has been making fantastically personal images. This October her prolific career will be celebrated with the publication of a new and comprehensive book of her extraordinary work, and the launch of two exciting satellite exhibitions in London. Firstly the Royal College of Art, will exhibit over 150 black and white photographs and large-scale color works, spanning Sarah Moon’s entire career, and two new film...View Exhibition
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Group Show, Mixed Show
22 Sep 2008 - 1 Jan 2009A wide selection of photographs from the galleries holdings.Enquire about this exhibition
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Lucien Hervé
3 Sep - 11 Oct 2008“It is known that Le Corbusier was interested in the metamorphic process unique to photography” the inverting of black and white from negative to print. It offered the analogy of the conciliation of opposites, a theme underlying much of his work. Hervé’s images are singed with the blackness of shadows set against expanses of white. This often stark portrayal of volumes and the distances between them sets up a deep...View Exhibition
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Joseph Szabo, Jones Beach
1 Aug - 18 Sep 2008For the past 30 years against the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean, Joseph Szabo has captured the melting pot of humanity on one of the America’s busiest beaches. We are delighted to announce Jones Beach, our second exhibition of photographs by Szabo. Amongst the sea of bodies on Jones Beach, Szabo’s camera isolates both rare moments of introspection and unashamed exuberance. Images of tanned muscle men, a catwalk display of...View Exhibition
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Miroslav Tichy
12 Jun - 1 Sep 2008For thirty years, Miroslav Tichy took up to one hundred photographs each day pursuing his artistic obsession of the female form. Dressed in rags and using a homemade camera, Tichy captured the universe of people in the small town of Brno in the Czech Republic. He is truly one of the great ‘finds’ of an unknown artist who worked for years in complete isolation on the periphery of the art...Enquire about this exhibition
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Ruth Orkin
1 Jun - 15 Jul 2008Co-curated by Orkin's daughter, Mary Engel, the exhibition will feature rarely seen photographs from Orkin's travelogue encapsulating the tourist's experience in Italy alongside iconic images spanning Orkin’s career.Enquire about this exhibition
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Group Show, The New York School
17 Apr - 7 Jun 2008Between the late 1930s and the early 1960s a group of young photographers living and working in New York City redefined street photography. This group of artists became known as The New York School. These photographers documented the post war energy and exotic chaos of New York City as it evolved from the crisis years of the Great Depression and the Second World War through to the social turbulence of...View Exhibition
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Mirella Ricciardi
22 Feb - 5 Apr 2008Mirella Ricciardi’s African pictures have the integrity of spontaneous, intuitive documents made with the deep love of someone who knew and understood their subject. There is nothing voyeuristic here, no sense of exploitation of the exotic, rather a sense of Mirella’s tender, familial engagement, and her considerable respect for the inherent nobility of what was before her lens. The small selection of portraits made in 1968 and now on exhibition...View Exhibition
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Group Show, The Bold and the Beautiful
6 Dec 2007 - 26 Jan 2008The Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to announce an exhibition of enduring photographs from the John Kobal Foundation, encapsulating the golden era of Hollywood. Spanning a period of over 25 years the exhibition will include portraits of Greta Garbo, Marlon Brando, Marlene Dietrich, Grace Kelly, and Rita Hayworth – the bold and the beautiful. Captured in dramatic black and white by photographers Clarence Sinclair Bull, George Hurrell, Laszlo Willinger, Ted...Enquire about this exhibition
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Eyes Of An Island, Group show - Japanese Photography
4 Oct - 1 Dec 2007The Michael Hoppen Gallery, in collaboration with Studio Equis, is delighted to announce a major exhibition of influential Japanese photography dating from 1945 to the present day. This exhibition will bring together some of the most important and iconic images by recognised masters including Shomei Tomatsu, Daido Moriyama, Hiroshi Hamaya, Shigeichi Nagano, Hiromi Tsuchida, and Eikoh Hosoe. Whilst much of this work has been exhibited at major museums world wide:...View Exhibition
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Matthew Pillsbury , LONDON
12 - 29 Sep 2007Further to his photographs of the unseen world of the iconic museums and attractions in New York, we are delighted to announce the second UK exhibition of work by Matthew Pillsbury - LONDON. Freezing the passage of time is the camera’s most conventional trick. American artist, Matthew Pillsbury, takes this further and his photographs capture the experience of time, both physically and psychologically. Utilizing his definitive style of natural light...Enquire about this exhibition
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Dr. Harold Edgerton
2 Jul - 4 Aug 2007
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Alfred Eisenstaedt
28 Jun - 1 Aug 2007Alfred Eisenstaedt - The father of photojournalism We are delighted to announce an exhibition of vintage photographs by Alfred Eisenstaedt - “the father of photojournalism”. In a photographic career spanning sixty years Eisenstaedt was the first to consistently practice candid-camera photography, and in his own words, “photographed more people than any other photographer.” His photographs have featured on the front cover of LIFE magazine 92 times and he travelled the...Enquire about this exhibition
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Colin Jones, The Black House
1 - 27 Jun 2007Thirty years since Colin Jones’ seminal exhibition of The Black House at the Photographer’s Gallery, the Michael Hoppen Gallery is proud to announce a new exhibition of one of the most volatile photography projects of the 1970s. In 1973, Colin Jones was commissioned by the Sunday Times Magazine to illustrate a front cover article entitled On the edge of the Ghetto about the Harambee housing project in Islington, known as...Enquire about this exhibition
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Edward Quinn, A Day's Work
26 Apr - 17 Jun 2007We are delighted to announce the first UK exhibition of vintage prints by Edward Quinn. Best known for his photographs of celebrities on the French Riviera in the 1950s, to label Quinn a celebrity photographer would be to reduce both him and his work. The exhibition will also include his later portraits of artists, writers and politicians along with documentary work on the gypsies in the Camargue and evocative portraits...View Exhibition
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Group Show, Fashion
3 Feb - 4 Apr 2007
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Hunter S. Thompson, Gonzo
1 Feb - 10 Mar 2007We enthusiastically announce the first UK exhibition of photographs of and by American iconic author and journalist, Hunter S. Thompson. These photographs, many previously unseen and from Thompson’s own personal archives show a visual history and insight into the strange and wonderful world of Hunter S. Thompson. Thompson’s innovative style of Gonzo journalism, a blurring between author and subject, fiction and non-fiction, made him one of the greatest and most...Enquire about this exhibition
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Peter Beard, Time's Up
29 Nov 2006 - 3 Jan 2007Peter Beard once described himself as the ‘ultimate lazy-man’ and ‘someone who has never made plans for anything’. This in many ways could not be further from the truth. Not unlike Verloc in Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent who was equally portrayed as a lazy but not immoral man. A consummate observer who watches and reacts through his art, Peter has the stamina of a man half his age. He...Enquire about this exhibition
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Flip Shulke, Hero
26 Oct - 3 Nov 2006Almost 50 years ago, a young photographer from Minnesota produced one of the most memorable sporting images in American history. It was through Flip Schulke’s inimitable underwater photographs that a young Muhammad Ali was first featured in LIFE magazine. Schulke also went on to produce equally seminal pictures of another 20th Century icon - Dr Martin Luther King Jr and the Civil Rights Movement, opening the eyes of many American...Enquire about this exhibition
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David Parker, Sirens II
12 Oct - 14 Nov 2006“The siren’s song is also the song of art, which charms and fascinates us into the ego-diminishing state of aesthetic enchantment, perhaps the goal and consolation of all art” David Parker Then all at once the wind fell, and a calm came over all of the sea, as though some power lulled the swell Homer, The Odyssey David Parker’s panoramic photographs of solitary rock stacks inhabit the threshold between our...Enquire about this exhibition
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Emil Otto Hoppé, Hoppé's London
12 Sep - 7 Oct 2006“His photographs have managed to outlast fashion – one of the rare achievements of photographic history.” Cecil Beaton In the early 20th Century, Emil Otto Hoppé produced one of the most unique photographic documents of London. Over 35 years he captured the city at a critical point in its transition from a 19th Century city into a modern metropolis. We are delighted to announce the first ever exhibition of the...Enquire about this exhibition
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Group Show, Botanicals
23 May - 1 Jul 2006Botanicals, an exhibition of floral photographs to coincide with this years’ Chelsea Flower Show. The exhibition spans over a century of botanical photography from the early pioneering work of Fox Talbot, rare photogravures by Karl Blossfeldt, to the contemporary Robert Mapplethorpe, Nobuyoshi Araki and the first UK exhibition of striking new colour work by Ron van Dongen. The flower has always inspired artists and photographers alike. The photographers in this...Enquire about this exhibition
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Group Show, Miroslav Tichy & Jacques Henry Lartigue
11 - 17 May 2006At first glance, Miroslav Tichý, a down and out from the Czech Republic, and Jacques Henri Lartigue, one of the greatest photographers of the 20th Century, have very little in common. Upon closer inspection there are striking similarities, in both subject matter and approach, in the work of these two artists and their stories are uncannily parallel despite their disparate backgrounds. It is for this reason that The Michael Hoppen...Enquire about this exhibition
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Sarah Moon, Circus
23 Apr - 31 May 2005Sarah Moon’s Circus brings together the powerful ingredients of fairytale darkness, beauty and tragedy. This will be the first time Circus has been exhibited in the United Kingdom and is Moon’s second exhibition at Michael Hoppen Gallery. The exhibition consists of 35 silver gelatin prints executed on the set of Moon’s recent film Circus, based on Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Match Girl. Circus follows multiple narratives of circus performers:...Enquire about this exhibition
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Joseph Szabo, Teenage
8 Mar - 6 Apr 2005Joseph Szabo has a rare gift for capturing the spirit of his students at Malverne High School perched precariously between puberty and adulthood - no longer children but not quite adults. For 25 years he recorded their sensitivity, pretensions, passions and confusion in this series of extraordinary images. Some of his subjects are sweetly self-conscious whilst others are self-assured beyond their years. Szabo captures the pathological significance of clothes, the...Enquire about this exhibition
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Peter Beard, Living Sculpture
24 Nov 2004 - 31 Jan 2005
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Matthew Pilsbury , Screen Lives
4 Nov 2004 - 15 Jan 2005
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David Parker, Sirens
15 Sep - 30 Oct 2004
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Group Show , Photographs from the Bauhaus
20 Nov 2003 - 17 Jan 2004