Everyone is welcome to our exhibition openings. These events are popular, and we ask visitors to RSVP beforehand to help manage numbers. The gallery will be open, plus a DJ and non-alcoholic bar. The opening is is an informal event, you can arrive and leave at any time.
After the launch event, Common Ground will be open from 14 - 20 November 2018.
Frankie Busby
Farihah Chowdhury
Hayleth Dawkins
Sara Fathi
Saran Ford-White
Ryan Gabison
Jess Hadden-Hampson
Chantae Henry
Courtney Jelley
Karain Mpeti
Celina Priebe
Trey Robinson
Filip Skiba
Rihaz Uddin
Lisa Vasconcelos
Rachel Velastegui
Toby Wright
Erica Da Silva
This is the sixth year of the Album programme - an outreach project by Autograph and University of the Arts London's Insights Programme.
Each year, Album offers young people from sixth form and further education colleges the opportunity to work with artists, photographers and curators to develop their practice and create new work. The programme is inspired by the notion of the family album, with its intimate, personal and revealing visual records
Based at London College of Communication and Central Saint Martins, the students collaborated on assignments which introduced them to a range of photographic genres and techniques.
The 2018 Album showcase celebrates the students’ ambitious ideas as they create their own photographic narratives and find their place in contemporary practice.
AUTOGRAPH
Rivington Place
London
EC2A 3BA
Opening Times
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Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed
11am - 6pm
11am - 6pm
11am - 9pm
11am - 6pm
12 noon - 6pm
Closed
VISITOR CONTACT
T: 020 7749 1240
E: info@rivingtonplace.org
Banner images: 1) Rihaz Uddin, Retro Future. 2) Rachel Velastegui, Amor. 3) Frankie Busby, Busby and McGuiness. 4) Sara Fathi. 5) Chantae Henry, Couch Surfing.
Page images, from top left: 1) Courtney Jelley, An Rinceoir Briste ~ The Broken Dancer~. 2) Omar Victor Diop exhibition installation at Autograph, London. Photograph: Zoe Maxwell.
Autograph is a place to see things differently. Since 1988, we have championed photography that explores issues of race, identity, representation, human rights and social justice, sharing how photographs reflect lived experiences and shape our understanding of ourselves and others.
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