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The Royal Academy of Arts presents Eyewitness: Hungarian Photography in the 20th Century

27th Jun 2011

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This summer, the Royal Academy of Arts will stage an exhibition dedicated to the birth of modern photography, featuring the work of Brassaï, Robert Capa, André Kertész, László Moholy- Nagy and Martin Munkácsi. Each left their homeland Hungary to make their names in Europe and the USA, profoundly influencing the course of modern photography.
Dmitry Oskin presents The Provocation

24th Jun 2011

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The Provocation brings together images of temporary human obsessions, pleasures and suffering inspired by every day life and omnipresent power of the media world.
A World Observed 1940 - 2010: Photographs by Dorothy Bohm

21st Jun 2011

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Dorothy Bohm is a key figure in British photography. This exhibition is the first comprehensive retrospective of Bohm’s work, tracing her exceptional career from the 1940s to the present day.
The Face of the Artist: Photographs by John Hedgecoe

21st Jun 2011

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This is the first major exhibition of portraits by renowned photographer John Hedgecoe from the Sainsbury Centre’s collection of more than 400 works by the artist, acquired earlier this year. John Hedgecoe was the portrait photographer who took the image of the Queen used on postage stamps.
Art Sensus presents SIZE: matters - Large Scale European photography

16th Jun 2011

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Art Sensus presents SIZE: matters - Large Scale European photography, an exhibition of contemporary photographic works, opening on the 17th of June. Drawn from the collections of Tosca Photography Fund, the photographs are produced using techniques varying from the simplest pinhole camera to cutting-edge digital image manipulation, demonstrating the breadth and possibilities of the medium.
Manchester Photographic Gallery presents exhibition of student work

14th Jun 2011

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It's the time of year when photography students across the UK are bringing their work in to the public eye at degree shows. Providing an additional platform to showcase the work of this emerging talent in the north west of England is Manchester Photographic Gallery.
Sony introduces world’s smallest, lightest* interchangeable lens camera with APS-C sized sensor

8th Jun 2011

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The new α NEX-C3 by Sony is the world’s smallest, lightest interchangeable lens digital camera in its class. Offered in a choice of stylish colours, the NEX-C3 features an attractive new body design that combines a satisfyingly solid metal top casing with an easy-to-use streamlined grip shape. Reducing the size of main circuitry shrinks camera body weight to just 225g – that’s almost 6% less than the NEX-3.
Sixty Years Sixty Lives

3rd Jun 2011

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Ian Berry, of Magnum Photos, is showcasing his latest body of work to celebrate 60 years of the UN Refugee Convention, in which he was commissioned by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.
Steven Kasher Gallery presents New Yorker Fiction/Real Photography

3rd Jun 2011

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In partnership with The New Yorker, Steven Kasher Gallery is honoured to present 'New Yorker Fiction/Real Photography', a selection of over 40 important photographs selected by World Photography Academy member Elisabeth Biondi and Steven Kasher, from the artwork accompanying Fiction stories published in The New Yorker between 1998 and 2011.
Only 2 weeks left to enter The AOP Open

6th May 2011

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Run by the Association of Photographers The AOP Open is open to absolutely everyone, AOP members and non-members. ‘The Open Awards’ has no categories or themes but recognises all forms of outstanding imagery shot by professionals and amateurs alike.