Print Auction February 2015
FOUR DEGREES WEST
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT AUCTION 19th February
hosted at The Lounge Function Room
Bidding begins at 7:30PM Bar Avaliable Auctioneer: Paul Clark of Clarks Auction Rooms (Kindly providing us with his time)
RAISING FUNDS FOR
Free Range Show at Truman Brewery, Brick Lane London 18th-23rd June 2015 Private View 17th June 2015 e : 4degreeswest@pca.ac.uk w: 4degreeswestpca.wordpress.com : 4degreeswestpca : @4degreeswestpca
Welcome to the 2015 Photographic print auction. Each year undergraduate students on our BA Honours Photography programme devote their time and energy to planning and organising this exciting event, held to raise funds for the exhibition of their work at Free Range in London. This is a student-led initiative, an integral part of the curriculum designed to develop and challenge our students’ personal and professional skills. This year our passionate and determined cohort have worked hard to obtain valuable prints and signed books from a diverse range of practitioners, including renowned photographers such as Patrick Ford and Sian Davey. Tonight you will see, and have the opportunity to buy, a selection of high-
quality photography and we hope you will be keen to bid and support our students’ efforts. Our thanks go to all of the generous supporters and contributors who have made this evening possible, including the Treasury Bar for kindly agreeing to host the event and provide hospitality. And, thanks to you for attending tonight, your support is greatly appreciated. Tim Gundry Programme Leader, BA (Hons) Photography
Handling and Collection
Please be ready to transport your lot from the auction on the evening, suitable packaging will be provided. If unable to do so then you will have 10 days to collect from Plymouth College of Art - details will be given to you via email, phone or on the night as to how to collect and when. If you wish the lot to be posted to you then there is a ÂŁ10 postage fee.
Absentee Bids
These must be received at least 24 hours before the auction begins. We will confirm all bids via email, if you have not received a confirmation within 1 business day then please contact 4degreeswest@pca.ac.uk
Conditions of Sale
This auction is subject to important notices, conditions of sale and to
reserves. Buyers are recommended to inspect the property themselves.
Payment
Payments are payable on the night. Cash, cheque and card payments can be taken.
Sizes
All sizes featured in this catalogue are in inches.
Schedule 7:00pm - Registering 7:30pm - Bidding commences Lots 1 - 18 8pm - Interval with Entertainment 8:15pm - Lots 19-31 8:45pm - Interval with Raffle 9:15 pm - Lots 32-50 10:00pm - Bidding finishes
AUCTION LOTS
Patrick Ford Multiple Lots Patrick Ford started his career as the in house photographer for MTV and VH1. He has gone on to become a renowned portrait photographer working with the likes of Kate Moss and Green Day.
Lot # 1 Print ‘Kate Moss 3’ 20x16 FUJI EZ Pearl
www.patrickford.net
Lot # 2 Print ‘Eminem’ 20x20 FUJI EZ Pearl
Tony Cobley Lot # 3 Tony Cobley is a full time professional commercial photographer based near Plymouth, Devon. He specialises in corporate photography, advertising photography and promotional images for business, education, industry & leisure in the South West.
Mounted Print 18x14 Sunset, Challaboroug, Devon Archival, lustre C-type print.
www.tonycobley.com
Sian Davey Lot # 4 Sian Davey is a photographer based in the South West of England. Sian’s background is in Fine Art and Social Policy. Her professional work is in psychotherapy. Sian is currently studying for an MA in photography at Plymouth University with Jem Southam and David Chandler. She has recieved many accolades and awards. The most recent being shortlisted for the Taylor Wessing award 2015. The image available is taken from the series The River documenting the people enjoying the abundance of sun on the river Dart in the summer of 2013.
Print 13x10
www.siandavey.com
Sarah Remy-Mitchelson Lot # 5 Sarah’s practice is in analogue photography - portrait and conceptual fine art. Looking at the visual representation of relationships, memory, family history and autobiography. Sarah works with 35mm, 6x6 and 5x4 cameras. She also has experience in archival, curatorial and research based projects.
Print 12x16 Photo Rag
Ann Buster Multiple Lots Ann Buster is a Polish born rock/music photographer. Travelling the world with bands such as Asking Alexandria, Korn, Motionless in White and Suicide Silence. She is about to head to the US to join Asking Alexandria on their next tour. The name of the band featured in the lots is Asking Alexandria.
Left: Lot # 6 12x16 FUJI EZ Pearl Right:Lot # 7 12x16 FUJI EZ Pearl
Lot # 8 12x16 FUJI EZ Pearl
Lot # 9 12x16 FUJI EZ Pearl
www.annbuster.com
Robin Maddock Lot # 10 Robin Maddock is an English photographer, based in London and San Francisco and he describes himself as a “social documentary photographer … for now”. He’s published two books – Our Kids Are Going to Hell (Trolley, 2009), and God Forgotten Face (Trolley, 2012). He has an MA in Photographic Studies at the University of Westminster and he says that not only is photography a means of expression and a way of making sense of the world but that it can “connect us to the past and help us think differently about the future”. Amongst other honours he’s been nominated for the Deutsche Börse Award in 2010 and selected by Martin Parr as one of the ‘rising stars of photography’ for the Smithsonian Institute: “Maddock’s views and snatches of life are both surreal and individual. He has the enviable ability to turn nothing much into something quite profound.”
www.robinmaddock.com
Print 11.7x16.5 Xpression Matte Rag
Faye Scott Lot # 11 Faye Scott’s photography is a form of escapism for both her and her audience. Faye’s images are a chance for her audience to be distracted by everyday life and to immerse themselves in another world. She works independently by nature but through the use of models, staging and direction she has found a new control to express her ideas and imagination. Faye is inspired by the mysterious, the eerie and the sinister. She also finds her inspiration comes as much from film, television and books as well as photographers Cindy Sherman and Gregory Crewdson and others similar to them. Faye is currently studying BA Hons Photography at Plymouth College of Art. She has been spending her studies investigating her place within photography.
Print 12x18 FUJI EZ Pearl www.fayescottphotography.com
Tim Gundry Lot # 12 Tim Gundry is Programme Leader for HE Photography at Plymouth College of Art. An experienced commercial photographer, Tim also maintains an active personal practice concerned with the social and cultural history of the South West. Part of a body of personal work exploring landscape and memory, this image was published and exhibited in the Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards in 2008.
www.timgundry.com
Print 30x10 digital C-Type, printed on Kodak Endura Metallic
Andy Ford Multiple Lots Based in the South West photographer Andy Ford’s images serve as a means of exploring contemporary culture and his physical environment, forming a conduit for his passions, fears & opinions. This manifested itself in his early photographic work based in Cornwall where he documented British surf culture & investigated the rugged landscapes of the North Atlantic Coastline. After part-time study in Truro, Ford embarked on his first major body of work, an exploration of the underground music scene across the South West with a series of images that sought to express the raw energy of the live experience. This distinctive music & subculture work has lead to a flourishing career in the music industry, he regularly works for prominent music publication the NME as well as a number of other domestic & international publications. In his personal work Ford continues to create personal bodies of stark landscape & portraiture work which balance his commercial endeavours.
Lot # 13 12x16 FUJI EZ Pearl www.andyfordphotography.co.uk
Lot # 14 12x16 FUJI EZ Pearl
Simon Gomery Lot # 15 Simon Gomery has produced photographs for some of the most talented contemporary craft artists in the South West of England. These artists have used the images that he has made, to enter and win competitions and to support their portfolios when presenting to galleries. His fine art practice is based around the environment, he is fusing his interests in photography, water, movement and music to produce photographs that have harmony, movement and show the beauty of water. He is do this using both Nikon digital technology and using a film pinhole camera.
Print ‘Paul Heaton’ (signed) 10x8 www.photographiesimongomery.carbonmade.com
Kathryn Jago Lot # 16 Kathryn’s passion for photography came about after losing her nursing career as the result of a car accident. Subsequent chronic illnesses left her with constant, continuing, severe pain and depression. Despite this she needed to reclaim her life. Having always had an interest in photography it became part of her healing process. Feeling inspired her image-making developed and improved through photography evening classes. Kathryn sees herself as a photographic artist with an interest in creative lighting techniques. She has an affinity with nature and the environment, which, feature regularly in her projects. One of the main themes throughout her work is to create beauty from decay, be it dying flowers, decaying food or litter, which she recovers from local Beauty Spots. Kathryn has an ability to create beautiful, thought provoking images from unusual subject matter. Keen to experiment with new ideas and concepts, current research and development is offering her the possibility to combine her photography with textiles in a mixed media approach. Kathryn is developing her own personal photographic style. She states, “I endeavour to create a sense of ambiguity through my work, enticing the viewer to consider, question and explore the image in an effort to discover hidden narrative. My future creative development continues with research-based practice, this drives me into new and exciting directions”. Print 16x10 Photo Rag
Lorna Yabsley Lot # 17 Lorna has worked at the high end of the photographic industry for over twenty-five years. Coming into the business at an early age from an arts background, she learnt her craft working alongside some of Britains leading photographers. Leaving London and relocating to her native Devon she established her studio; dispelling the tired and staid image of social photography, she pioneered the reportage approach in her bridal work and applied her clean, graphic eye to the commercial field ... her unique style has been widely emulated. Founder and principal photographer of bangwallop, Lorna and her highly skilled creative team, have established a unique and exciting photographic company. Print. Giclee Print on fine art paper. 12x16 www.lornayabsley.com
Matt Elliot Lot # 18 Plymouth based artist with a strong interest in documentary/contemporary photography. Previously he has had his work shown in the Telegraph, Western Morning News and at present is covering Plymouth Raiders and concerts at Plymouth Pavilions. Although he sees himself as a diverse practitioner he often uses the camera to express emotion and mood through landscapes. ‘’I don’t like to pin myself down to any particular style or genre, I don’t believe everything I do has to be justified. Sometimes it’s more about taking some time out to produce a piece of work to represent how I’m feeling.’’
Print 12x16 FUJI EZ Pearl www.mrephotography.4ormat.com
Colin Prior Lot # 19 Colin Prior is known as one of the UK’s most respected photographers. Born in Glasgow, his proximity to the Scottish Highlands shaped his passion for the outdoors and fostered his interest in photography. His photographs capture sublime moments of light and land, which are the result of meticulous planning and preparation and often take years to achieve. Prior is a photographer who seeks out patterns in the landscape and the hidden links between reality and the imagination. Commissioned by British Airways for four years, he has travelled to over forty countries throughout the world and lived alone for extended periods of time in the wild just to understand his subject. Colin currently lives in Glasgow where he runs his own publishing business and works on a variety of corporate commissions. Over the past six years he has shared his knowledge through a series of photographic workshops both in Scotland and overseas. He is a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society, a founding member of the International League of Conservation Photographers.
Archival Pigment Ink Print 134cm x 44cm
www.colinprior.co.uk
Anita Benjamin Lot # 20 Anita Benjamin relocated back to the UK 5 years ago after living in the Falkland Islands for most of her life and is currently in her final year of a BA (Hons) photography degree at Plymouth College of Art. “My work is fuelled by a curiosity and fascination of people belonging to different cultures within society and their experiences of life. The camera provides a license to interact and engage with people I may only ordinarily see in passing, giving an opportunity to learn more about life and the people in the world around me, whilst portraying characters and intimate moments in time that will visually evoke emotions within the viewer.�
Print 16x20 Xpression Matte Rag
www.anitabenjamin.co.uk
Martina Rooney Lot # 21 Martina Rooney’s recent practice explores and investigates themes of cultural change, patriotism, religion, and economic decline in 21st Century America. In addition to her photography practice Martrina is also the context of practice lecturer at Plymouth College of Art.
Funeral Sign, Harlem, New York (August 2010) Silver Gelatin Print produced on premium quality Fibre Based Paper (Artist’s Proof) Print Size - 19” x 7” - Print Produced 2012
Venetia Dearden Lots # 22 & 23 2 copies avaliable
Venetia is a photographer and filmmaker whose close observations of friends and family relations have garnered considerable exposure since the publication of Somerset Stories, Five Penny Dreams in 2008. Her photographs often oscillate between the intimacies of friendship and kinship ties on the one hand and the wider landscape on the other, serving to contextualise her subjects and asking the viewer to reflect on the way of life in the places she moves through. Her published books, Somerset Stories, Five Penny Dreams 2004 2008, Glastonbury Another Stage, 2003 - 2009 and and her subsequent Eight Days -2010 project continue to be shown internationally. The book Glastonbury another stage documents the people of Glastonbury Festival between 2003-2009.
www.venetiadearden.com
Book 6x8 Hardback
Jem Southam Lot # 24 Jem Southam is a British artist concerned with nature’s life cycles, and this interest has informed his over twenty-five year career as a landscape photographer. Southam focuses on subtle changes in the British countryside through a meticulous process of recording a singular environment on numerous occasions over an extensive period of time. One of his techniques is to layer and contrast different images in order to bring the evolution of the landscape to the forefront. Southam says that his “overall artistic intentions are to make work that explores how our history, our memory, and our systems of knowledge combine to influence our responses to the places we inhabit, visit, create, and dream of.”
Signed Book 12x18 Hardback
Jamie Wilson Lot # 25 Jamie Wilson is a photographic artist focussing on in depth studies of landscapes. Naturally drawn to images of water, Jamie is currently working on three projects based around differing stretches of the British coast. He explores areas in great detail looking to find unique and engaging compositions.
Print 40x30 FUJI EZ Pearl
www.jamiewilsonphoto.co.uk
Isaac Lenkiewicz Lot # 26
Isaac Lenkiewicz is an illustrator and comic artist currently living in the South West of England. He spends most of his time drawing things. A lot of giants, moon men and creatures that lived hundreds of millions of years ago pop up in his work. He self publishes a lot of his own comics and he’s always working on new characters and stories. If he didn’t draw for a living, he would like to be a pet detective. Some other things he’s really into are playing old video games, reading comics, watching cartoons, natural history and nachos.
Print Two Colour Risograph 12x16
www.isaaclenkiewicz.tumblr.com
Charlie Waite Lot # 27 Charlie Waite is firmly established as one of the world’s leading Landscape photographers. His photographic style is often considered to be unique, in that his photographs convey an almost spiritual quality of serenity and calm. “I had never purposely travelled anywhere without a map, but I chose to when visiting the Somme and felt that ungoverned wandering might suit my mood. A turn of a corner gifted this waterlogged grove to me. Being struck by the silver bark, I waited for the pale grey of the prevailing sky, too similar in tone to the trees, to be replaced by a chalky blue that would provide greater separation. After the previous week’s flooding, the water had lowered by just a few inches leaving a dark damp belt, which conveniently separated the base of each tree from its accompanying reflection; an incidental consequence but a pivotal one.” Print 9.4x9.4 Amiens, France (reference 020027) Archival fine art grade paper, monogrammed and signed by Charlie Waite supplied in an A3 presentation box. www.charliewaite.com
Codie Hobbs Lot # 28 Codie Hobbs is an ex graduate from the Plymouth College of Art and is a photographer specialising in fashion and portraiture. Featured in British Journal of photography, BBC Wales, Devon Life Magazine, Noctis Magazine Blog, Lost Freedom Magazine & CT Magazine
Print 10x12 Digital C-type
www.codie-hobbs-photography.com
Sean Power Multiple Lots Sean Power is a freelance photographer based in Nairobi, Kenya. He entered into the photography world at a late age after his path crossed with a writer and photographer from The Times who were embedded with his Royal Marines unit in Afghanistan. Listening to stories about their adventures, Power decided he wanted some of the same and so handed in his notice and enrolled in a Photojournalism degree at the London College of Communication. He has had worked published in The Times, Sky News, The Independent, and has worked extensively with the Royal British Legion including an exhibition of work from Afghanistan in a Mayfair gallery. When photographing he likes to spend time with the subject, slowly getting to know the story and the people he is trying to portray within it. Every person has a novel within them, Power likes to find the portrait that best illustrates what chapter the individual’s novel is on.
Lot # 29 Print 12x16 FUJI EZ Pearl www.sean-power.co.uk
Lot # 30 Print 12x16 FUJI EZ Pearl
Lot # 31 Print 12x16 FUJI EZ Pearl
Benjamin Wright Lot # 32
Benjamin Wright is an illustrator as well as a part-time lecturer. His practice revolves around things he enjoys collecting and thinking about. Overall the media he uses span from the purely digital, to observational drawing, and more recently to toy making with materials such as resins and household fillers. Clients Include, My Cornwall, Short Fiction, Pylon Press, Uppercase Gallery 24hr Comic, Domestic Etch and iC-mY.
11.7x16.5 risograph 80gsm paper
Monika Heizer Lot # 33 It was Monika’s dream to study photography for a long time. Thanks to her endless passion and hard work, her dream has come true. She is currently studying on the BA (Hons) Photography programme at Plymouth College of Art. She immerses herself in her art, as photography means everything to her. Monika’s work can be described as honest, her method is meticulous and she is using her perfectionism to achieve her goals. She earned a place at Moholy-Nagy University of Art & Design in Budapest as an Erasmus exchange student. These three months had turned out to be highly inspirational. Although, this opportunity has directed Monika to go back to her home country, and this geographical shift did mean encountering the unexpected. In Hungary she was able to look at herself and her art practice with fresh eyes. Photography itself tuned out be something more than the means for self-expression, it actually goes beyond that by affecting and creating new relationships, personal and artistic growth.
Print 16x20 Xpressions Matte Rag
Duncan Paul Lot # 34 Duncan Paul used to run a photo agency on Brick Lane. He supplied photographers for Live Aid in 1985. During this time his keen eye for a good image allowed him to capture some excellent images for the bands and celebrities he had access to. The lot available is a one off print of The Rolling Stones guitarist and vocalist Keith Richards backstage at the event.
Framed Print ‘Keith Richards’ Hand Printed on Pearl resin Coated paper. Framed and mounted Original frame slight markings.
Michael Leckie Lot # 35 Michael Leckie is an editorial, portrait and commercial photographer based in London. His ability to drink a lot of coffee and still shoot with a steady hand has seen Michael work with some of the biggest celebrities and people in fashion, media and music. Originally from Belfast, Michael’s love of music and lack of musical ability saw him pick up the camera and turn his attention to capturing performers in action, Michael swiftly moved into portraiture and creating images. Clients include Warner Music UK, The Sunday Times Style, Sundance Channel, Dulux, QVC and many more. Michael has worked with some of the biggest names in music, film and fashion, including Cee-lo Green, Ed Sheeran, Professor Green and Rachel Stevens. Also Hollywood star Robert Redford, jewellery designer Stephen Webster for Elle Magazine and bestselling author Adele Parks.
Print Richard Ayoade Portrait 20 x 16 www.michaelleckie.co.uk
John Faulkner Multiple Lots John’s work is truly unique. He cleverly combines pen, ink and watercolour with an incredible attention to detail to create endearing characters that give a comical slant to everyday life. He has been interviewed by the BBC and his work has been featured in the British press and exhibited in the UK and USA. We’re not sure where he gets his ideas from and to be honest it’s probably best we do not know. Enjoy!
Lot # 36 Signed Print ‘Elvis is in the Building’ 16x24
www.johnfaulkner.co.uk
Lot # 37 Signed Print Distinguished Alpha Male 11x16
Lot # 38 Signed Print Completely Pussed 11x16
Donated by Fotonow CIC Lot # 39 Fotonow CIC is a non-for-profit media organisation based in Plymouth that has cultivated a distinctive identity through working with a diverse communities to support the development of projects that encourage greater social inclusion and the shared exploration of the visual arts. Photographer Balázs Turós, a graduate from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, worked for Fotonow during 2013/14 and was commissioned to undertake several documentary assignments while based in Plymouth. This auction is for a print from Fotonow’s archive, a photograph that Turós made on his 10x8 camera in exploring local shipwrecks at night for the series ‘Relic’. For more information visit; www.balazsturos.com and www.fotonow.org. ‘Relic’ a print from Fotonow CIC Archive by Balázs Turós 20x16 Archival PhotoRag www.fotonow.org
Paul Biddle Lot # 40 The contempory surreal fine art photography of Paul Biddle displays a highly original and creative approach to image making. He is an award winning surrealist photographer whose work has gained the respect of his contemporaries for creating surrealistic and playful pictures of the highest technical standards. Mostly shot and composed ‘in camera’, he also uses digital compositing techniques in Photoshop. Through his exquisite capturing of the light, form, surface and space Paul seeks to expose the beauty of the familiar whilst offering new surreal narratives and thought provoking juxtapositions.
20x24
www.paulbiddle.com
Abi Spencer-Lane Lot # 41 Currently based in Cornwall, Abi is working towards her degree in photography. Her work reflects a great love of the outdoors. Capturing wide open space. She appreciates a minimalistic feel within imagery, using it as a distraction to the hustle and bustle of day to day life. A space to breathe and leaving a moment to pause.
Print 12x16 Photo Rag
Tim Pearse Lot # 42 Tim Pearse is a practising fine art and portrait photographer based in Somerset. The synthesis of fine art photography and craftsmanship is the central creative methodology present in the making of his work, all else branching from this tactile method to produce unique, one of a kind art objects. Utilising a giant handmade camera combined with nineteenth, twentieth and twentyfirst century technology, the representation of his artistic ideology comes to the surface, engaging with concepts of sustainability in the face of progressivism, through surrealist mirroring of semiotic contexts or direct positioning of complex thematic responses to personal thought processes. Specialising in ultra large format photography and the wet collodion process, Pearse works within studio environments and on location to produce creative responses to commercial briefs and individual commissions, as well as working on personal projects for exhibition on a national level.
Ambrotype Framed Frame 16x12, ambrotype 4.5x3.5
Phil Parr Lot # 43 Phil Parr is an Associate of the British Institute of Professional Photographers (ABIPP) and has 16 years photographic experience in the UK, Canada and South Africa. He earns a living as a wedding photograher locally to the South West and internationally. He also photograph naturals history, and specialises in underwater photography. Phil Parr is now embarking on a teaching career at Plymouth College of Art.
Print A3
www.parrphotographic.co.uk
John Curno Lot # 44 John was born in Plymouth,the youngest of ten children, in 1949. He became interested in photography in the late 195o’s. John was mainly interested in the American photographers through reading National Geographic etc, names like Paul Strand, Walker Evans,Wynn Bullock,Edward Weston,Minor White and some British photographers including Bill Brandt,Frederick Evans. Time and history are very important in my photographs. I enjoy the interaction of the people and objects around them, the processes and the history in them. These photographs are very personal to me and I have tried to convey an honesty in them. Franed Print
www.johncurnophotography.co.uk
Andrew Nadolski Lot # 45 Andrew Nadolski is a photographer and design consultant based in Exeter, Devon. He was born in Derby in 1964 and moved to Exeter to study graphic design and photography at the then Exeter College of Art, receiving BA hons in 1986. He feels a special connection with Cornwall as it was where fathers family lived on arriving as refugees from Poland, after World War 2. His impressionist views are nearer to art than photography, Nadolski has shown himself to be a perceptive observer of the landscapes most subtle variations, each shot personal, pure and self contained. He specialises in seascapes and with the wash of the constantly moving sea.
Framed Print ‘End of the Land’ 17x20.5 SIgned by Artist Archival Pigment Paper paper print hand made by Andrew Nadolski In custom beech frame Reserve: £60 www.nadolski.com
Laura Jayne Weeks Lot # 46 Laura Jayne Weeks describes herself as “a Cornish Illustrator who likes coffee, forget me nots, red squirrels and the smell of rain”. She has worked on a range of wierd and wonderful commissions including the album cover work for British band Delta Sleep, Bait magazine, clothing brand Bairdy, Plymouth City Roller Girls and interactive game Resurgam.
Print 16x8 ‘Delta Sleep Album Cover’ Giclee print on archival textured paper
www.laurajayneweeks.com
Joshua Coles Lot # 47 Joshua Coles is a Cornish photographer, based in the South West of England. Growing up in the thick, rough moorland of Bodmin, as well as the vast, scenic coastal areas of Polzeath and Rock, he was surrounded by an abundance of nature. Having been surrounded by this environment his whole life, Joshua began to take an interest in the somewhat overwhelming landscapes, realising the beauty that lay within this setting. He began to use this as a subject for his artwork, using the nature around him as inspiration for a number of creative outcomes.
Print 20x20 Xpression Matte Rag
www.jcolesphoto.4ormat.com
Ben Challen Lot # 48 Ben Challen is an illustrator, screen printer and comedian. He recently graduated from Plymouth College of Art and is now working as a screen printer in London and gigging in his spare time. His commissions have been varied and often eclectic including Exeter flying post, Resurgam and Kul-cher. www.benchallen.com
A4 Screen Print 80 gsm paper
Tom Oldham Lot # 49 Tom Oldham is a London-based photographer specialising in portraiture and music. In the past decade he has shot many of the worlds leading recording artists, from bona fide superstars to the hottest emerging talent. Tom regularly shoots for Mojo magazine, he’s responsible for 60+ front covers of the UK’s most popular music magazine, The Fly and has been the official photographer for V Festival for the past 5 years. Tom combines his core music work with commercial briefs for a range of leading brands, as well as more charitable and socially aware causes such as his work in Africa for Riders for Health and War Child.
C-Type Print on Fuji Semi-Gloss Archival. 12x16
www.tomoldham.com
Marcus Davies Lot # 50 Marcus Davies is an internationally renowned photographic artist, represented by the Gallerie Vassiein in Amsterdam, the Lumas Gallery in Berlin and the Photographer’s Gallery in London. Examples of his work are held in the Permanent print collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Davies is also represented by Millennium images in the UK.
20 x 15 inches Fuji Gloss
www.marcusdaviesphotography.com