30. Shoreditch Townhall Basement Photography Exhibition.

March 31st, 2009 § 0

Hi everybody, I am proud to say I will be part of “30.” exhibition which will take place at Shoreditch Townhall Basement in the end of April.  I hope to see you all at the private view on the 28th of April at 7pm.

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Press Release – March 2009

30. Shoreditch Town Hall Basement

28th of April – 2nd of May 2009

Tuesday – Friday 10am-6pm

Saturday 12-6pm

 

The Basement Project is proud to present 30., a collective exhibition of thirty

emerging photographers whose common denominator is experimentation,

diversity and innovation.

30. aims to bring together broad ranging photographic and visual disciplines

through a non-conventional approach. The show seeks to immerse the

viewers within the labyrinthine basement in the Shoreditch Town Hall,

allowing for unconstrained exploration whilst creating unique narrative paths

around the work.

30. encourages an open dialogue between photographic works and

installations that incorporate found objects and video projections. By pushing

and blending the boundaries of photographic genres, the show creates an

atmosphere that is at the same time familiar and estranging.

30. reflects the uneasiness and malaise that characterizes our everyday life,

from the personal to the political, while asserting the need to creatively

negotiate the spaces around us. It is through this need that we reaffirm our

desire for openness and diversification, for an encounter with the real that is

not prejudiced by grandeur or mastery. By interrogating the relationship

between individual subjectivities and given states of reality, the show unfolds

the moment where the personal engages the social.

Private View: Tuesday 28th of April 7-10 PM

Free Admission

Shoreditch.Basement.Project@gmail.com

380 Old Street, London, EC1V 9LT – 020 77396176 -

 

More information at http://30-photography.blogspot.com/ .

 

See ya.. ! ;)

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