#hamiltons gallery

[littlequeenies]

January 27, 1993 - Lee and Jason Starkey at the preview of a Linda McCartney exhibition at Hamiltons gallery in Mayfair, London.

Photos shared a long ago on the net - we don't own the copyrights!

There are some editorial photos at REX Features website of this event, but sadly none of them include Lee nor Jason.

[karingottschalk]

Stephen Leslie: Show & Tell - Episode 8: William Klein Special with exclusive photos you won't see anywhere else! – Commentary

Stephen Leslie: Show & Tell – Episode 8: William Klein Special with exclusive photos you won’t see anywhere else! – Commentary

Episode 8 of SHOW & TELL is a huge, epic special about the late, great William Klein. It’s very long BUT you have to watch it all if you want to see some photos you can’t really see anywhere else and hear some stories you definitely won’t hear anywhere else. William Klein was one of the greatest street photographers that ever lived but he was also way more than that. Join Stephen as he attempts…

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Grant Scott of the United Nations of Photography Reflects on the Late, Great Photographer & Filmmaker William Klein

Grant Scott of the United Nations of Photography Reflects on the Late, Great Photographer & Filmmaker William Klein

Dr Grant Scott of Oxford Brookes University is one of the most interesting and insightful writers, podcasters and documentary filmmakers on the subject of photography today.  I recommend visiting his website, The United Nations of Photography, on a regular basis and subscribing to his podcast, A Photographic Life.  With the recent death of the great William Klein, one of the greatest and most…

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William Klein's Exhibition at ICP in NYC is the Must-See Show of 2022

William Klein’s Exhibition at ICP in NYC is the Must-See Show of 2022

The International Center of Photography is hosting a huge career retrospective exhibition of work in many media by the great Paris-resident New York-born filmmaker and photographer William Klein in the ICP’s new premises at 79 Essex Street, New York from  June 03 to September 12, 2022 and it is absolutely a must-see show according to all who’ve seen it. Klein grew up just around the corner in…

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[doesitantimatter]

Salt: Vanity Series

Photography by Murray Fredericks, Courtesy of Hamiltons Gallery

[mote-historie]

Irving Penn, Flowers

Hamiltons Gallery, London

[parisphotofair]

Charles March, Mikhailovsky Garden 2, 2014 © Charles March 

CHARLES MARCH: ABSTRACT & INTENTIONAL

Exhibition from February 2 to February 7, 2015 at HAMILTONS GALLERY, Los Angeles Fair & Paris Fair Exhibitor

13 Carlos Place, W1K 2EU London [email protected] T [phone] www.hamiltonsgallery.com

Hamiltons presents Abstract and Intentional an exhibition by British photographer, Charles March. The work follows the tree theme represented within his previous series Nature Translated and was photographed in St Petersburg, January 2014, whilst March was exhibiting at The Russian State Museum in the Marble Palace.

A very personal body of work, Nature Translated represented the trees and landscapes March was exposed to throughout his childhood, marking a significant turn from his highly formal still life advertising photography of the 1990s, and symbolising an important part of March’s personal and wider history. Abstract and Intentional further highlights his shift from literalism and continued exploration of personal expression. Playfully experimenting with composition, abstraction, scale, movement and light within this body of work, March focuses on a single detail, enlarging and distorting the reality thus encouraging the viewer to delve ever deeper into their imagination to envision the whole. His work reveals how radically the photographic world has evolved and demonstrates how flexible the medium is in the hands of an inventive practitioner. March uses no tools - although he tends to shoot with a digital camera his work does not depend on equipment to create the outcome we see.

[artsy-blog1]

“Nothing is staged. And nothing is already there. Everything is transformed through the camera.” —Roger Ballen