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Deutsche Börse and Clare Strand Study Visit

Come with me on 23 May for a double study visit in central London.
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Axiom GB01, from the series Axiom, 2014 © Viviane Sassen

We will start at 11am at the Photographer’s Gallery for this year’s Deutsche Börse Photography Prize exhibition, stop for lunch / coffee / discussion and then meet back at Grimaldi Gavin Gallery nearby for Clare Strand’s Getting Better and Worse at the same time.
The nominations for the Deutsche Börse prize this year include Vivian Sassen, known for blurring the lines between art and fashion, Duo Patrick Waterhouse and Mikhael Subotzky, whose work concerns the demise of a high-rise apartment block in Johannesburg, Zanele Muholi whose work touches on experiences of the LGBTI community in S.A. and Nikolai Bakharev’s Russian bathers.
We can do our own ‘vote for the winner’ over coffee.
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Pre-entropy Pendulum by Clare Strand

Clare Strand’s witty approach to photography should provide a nice the end to the day.

Getting Better and Worse at the Same Time is an exhibition of new work by British artist Clare Strand. The exhibition will employ kinetic machines, film and photography to reveal Strand’s discordant relationship with the photographic medium, exploring its promise and limitations through unexpected and eccentric means.
Grimaldi Gavin

Please see the links below for further information.
http://thephotographersgallery.org.uk/deutsche-b-rse-prize-2015 
http://www.grimaldigavin.com/section/exhibitions/current 
 
Places are free to all OCA students. To book your place please email enquiries@oca.ac.uk.


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