Peculiar Processes: Natalia Skobeeva

22 November 2008 to 4 January 2009

Natalia Skobeeva first solo show rails against the 'picture-perfect' attitudes of the digital age. Projects include cyanotypes, film of London which has been buried in coffee, and using expired film, all revealing unpredictable results.

Gallery opening times

Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm
Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays: 12 to 4pm

Please note the gallery will be closed on 25 & 26 December 2008, and on 1 January 2009.

 

 

 

Open Salon 2009

Saturday 9 January to Sunday 8 February 2009

This exhibition will see hundreds of diverse pieces of work exhibited – anyone can enter a photograph, which can be on any subject, from any genre. Every photograph brought in will be hung (one per person).

Open Salon 2006 was very exciting, every inch of the walls was covered in photographs. We hope that this year's will be even bigger and better! We'd encourage everyone interested in photography – professional or first-timer – to get involved. This is a great opportunity for local photographers to show their work, and also for the gallery to raise funds to support future exhibitions.

There will be a competition, with some exciting prizes to be announced soon. Photographs may also be included in the exhibition catalogue.

Bringing work in:

To help support the gallery which is an exempted charity, entries are subject to a £10 handling charge.

Photographs can be brought in to the Viewfinder Photography Gallery between 15 December 2008 and 4 January 2009 – Monday to Friday between 10am and 5pm, and on weekends between 12 noon and 4pm.

The picture's longest edge must be under 32 inches, and it must be provided ready to hang on the gallery's walls, supplied with any hanging materials required. Please ensure your name and contact details are secured to the back of your photograph or frame.

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Picture the Moment: collaborations between dancers and photographers

Feburary 2009

The Viewfinder Photography Gallery presents a range of striking and innovative images, many developed especially for this exhibition.

Site-specific performances in the gallery will accompany this two week exhibition, and photographs will also be shown in the Laban Centre and at the Old Royal Naval College.

© Claire Davidson

 

Erin J Juhl Defining Boundaries 28 Nov – 18 Dec 2005		Jenny Nordquist Plastic Surgery 17 – 30 Jan 2006		Pete Schiazza The Packaged Pill 18 Feb –19 Mar 2006
Paul Schatzberger Doctors and Dying 18 Mar – 7 Apr 2006		Srebrenica Now 10 – 30 Apr 2006		Paul Malone Double Take 4 – 23 May 2006
Roy Barker Dressing Down 29 May – 29 Jun 2006		Britt Hatzius One-Thing Tales 7 Jul – 12 Aug 2006		Fiona Rogers Peep 16 Aug – 12 Sep 2006
Open Salon 18 Oct – 30 Nov 2006		Riga Achitexture Today The Breakdown and Build Up of the Latvian Capital 18 Jan – 15 Feb 2007		Neus Grandia, Carolyn Lefley and Adamina Turek Dorm 6 Apr – 3 May 2007
Laura Trevail The bulb has blown in the lighthouse because was only pretending to change the fuse 15 Jun – 5 Aug 2007		Keiko Yamamoto Ghost 23 Aug – 27 Sep 2007		Suzanne Mooney Photographing Girls 5 Oct – 10 Nov 2007
Sally Waterman Still-Moving 5 Dec – 19 Dec 2007		Liz Nicol Figureheads 6 Jan – 8 Feb 2008		Clare Davidson and Julia Mariscal Marking/Erasing 16 Feb –14 Mar 2008
Anna Hillman Amazingness 31 May – 6 Jul 2008		Group Exhibition Nearly Nothing 12 Jul – 17 Aug 2008		Group Exhibition The first Greenwich Annuale 20 Aug – 25 Aug 2008
Group Exhibition Not Performing 29 Aug – 28 Sep 2008		Phil Clarke-Hill Lustrabotas 4 Oct – 2 Nov 2008		Group Exhibition DestinAsian 6 – 16 Nov 2008