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Catalogue

Barry Cawston

 

Barry Cawston has an almost mysterious ability to capture the colours, contours and beauty of places

the great majority of us would not give a second glance. Shot on large format his images have a

cinematic quality enhanced by his subtle use of light and observation of detail. The results are unusual,

spectacular and often moving.

He is regularly commissioned by English Heritage and by international charities. In 2011 his piece

“Tibetan Cowboy” was a star feature of BBC’s major art programme, “Show Me The Monet”. His work is

held in several notable private collections.

Barry aims to make Russia the subject of his next major overseas project.

John Kenny

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John Kenny’s stunning fine art portraits document a series of tribal societies justly proud of their

traditions and cultural heritage. He has photographed in regions that stretch from the southern valleys

of Ethiopia and harsh desert of northern Kenya, across to the arid hinterlands of West Africa, and

beyond to the southern desert regions of Namibia and Angola.

Faces emerge from the shadows illuminated by a soft and diffuse natural light.

John’s work has been exhibited worldwide through international art fairs, as well as being auctioned at

Sotheby’s in New York. He has been featured in leading London newspapers, The Times and The

Telegraph, as well as the international art and photography press.

John’s work is produced as lambda prints mounted between sheets of UV plexiglass to give them

maximum protection and a dramatic three dimensional quality.

James Sparshatt

 

James Sparshatt’s work dramatically captures the vibrancy and emotional intensity of life. Over the last

fifteen years he has emerged as one of the leading photographers of Cuba, having visited the island on

15 separate occasions. He has also worked extensively in Argentina, Peru and Bolivia. James was

shortlisted for the Sony World Photographic Awards in 2009 and was a finalist in the World Photography

Gala awards in 2010.

A small selection of his black and white images have now been produced as palladium platinum prints

by Paul and Max Caffell of 31 Studio, who also work with David Bailey, the Henri Lartigue foundation

and Sebastiao Salgado.

James’s Dark Materials series is taken at sunset in Gokarna in southern India, the site of three ancient

Hindu temples, and is a celebration of youth, friendship and energy.

Soraya Schofield

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Сорея – фотограф, а также владелица и куратор галереи Драгстор (The Drugstore Gallery).

Сорея использует в своей работе технику создания гравюр и эстампов, развивая свои идеи при помощи фотографии, трафаретной печати и литографии. Она закончила обучение в Университете Западной Англии, получив степень бакалавра по специальности Графика и Прикладные Искусства

Rafael Neff

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James Sparshatt’s work dramatically captures the vibrancy and emotional intensity of life. Over the last

fifteen years he has emerged as one of the leading photographers of Cuba, having visited the island on

15 separate occasions. He has also worked extensively in Argentina, Peru and Bolivia. James was

shortlisted for the Sony World Photographic Awards in 2009 and was a finalist in the World Photography

Gala awards in 2010.

A small selection of his black and white images have now been produced as palladium platinum prints

by Paul and Max Caffell of 31 Studio, who also work with David Bailey, the Henri Lartigue foundation

and Sebastiao Salgado.

James’s Dark Materials series is taken at sunset in Gokarna in southern India, the site of three ancient

Hindu temples, and is a celebration of youth, friendship and energy.

Monica Denevan

 

Monica Denevan is a San Francisco-based artist whose photographs blur the distinction between cultural documentation and artistic portraiture. They begin with a personal connection made while travelling through Burma (Myanmar) and evolve from the people and their immediate environment.

Introspective and meditative, her camera reveals a deep love for a country and its people. The images often transcend the subjects themselves to acknowledge their participation in a world of extraordinary resonance and harmony.

She has been exhibited across the US and in Hong Kong and Cambodia. She was a winner of the 2008 International Photography exhibition award at the Center of Fine Art Photography in Colorado.

David Zimmerman

 

David is an American born artist working from New York City and Taos, New Mexico. He opened his New York studio in 1984 and began a career photographing landscape, environmental and fine art projects, as well as commissions for Pepsi, Mercedez-Benz, Seagram’s, American Express and Lancombe.

David is the recipient of the 2009 Sony World Photography Awards L’Iris D’or Grand Prize for his work in the deserts of the southwest US.

Exposed is delighted to present a selection of David’s work in Russia for the first time.

Olga Konovalova

 

Директор и ведущий фотограф Exposed Creative Group. Творческий человек и профессионал,

чей опыт фотографии и художественный взгляд формировались параллельно в двух городах – в Лондоне и в Москве.

Alexander Korobov

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Александр Коробов родился в Краснодарском крае, но позже переехал в Москву, где он работает до настоящего времени.

В 2006-2010г.г. был членом Гильдии рекламных фотографов России. В настоящее время является действительны членом Международной Федерации Художников. Его работы отмечены многими международными наградами.