July 2012

Another London – Tate Britain Exhibition

 Posted on July 27, 2012      by Emelia Kenlock
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One of the headlining exhibitions at the Tate Britain this summer is Another London which 5 of Neil Kenlock's images are a part of. Another London explores the images taken of London from the 1930's to 1980 through migrant photographers. The collection on show has 180 photographs giving a diverse view of life and society in London through the decades. The diverse range of photographers like  Bill Brandt, Henri Cartier-Bresson,Robert Frank, Dora Maar, Irving Penn and James Barnor means that a that this exhibition creates a fresh and unique view of London.   27 July – 16 September...


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In The Rings With Ali Exhibition – Forman’s Smokehouse Gallery

 Posted on July 20, 2012      by Emelia Kenlock
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Forman's Smokehouse Gallery will be hosting In The Rings With Ali, an exhibition consisting of a range of images of Muhammad Ali. To correspond with the London 2012 Games there will be a display of images depicting Ali's life. The exhibition will also  include work by Ken Regan, Dave King, Sonia Katchian, Chris Smith, Neil Leiffer, Michael Gaffney, Chris Gollon, Melissa Gordon, Roberto Robanne, Duncan MacAskill and Christina Jansen who created the exhibition. Ali's brother Rahman Ali is due to open the exhibition on behalf of his brother.   20th July - 28th August 2012 Thu, Fri 5pm–9pm;...


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Interpretations @ Jamaica 50 Exhibition in Elephant & Castle

 Posted on July 18, 2012      by Emelia Kenlock
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As a contribution to the celebrations of Jamaica's 50th Independence Anniversary, Neil Kenlock has worked with the Jamaican National Building Society Foundation's Resolution Project to create Interpretations at the Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre. There will be signature images of Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff, Peter Tosh, Dennis Brown, John Holt, Ken Boothe and  Toots and The Maytals as well as many more depicting Jamaican life both in the UK and in Jamaica. This will be along with images taken by school children from rural Jamaican High Schools. This exhibition represents the past and the present...


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