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Slow Walk On Brick Lane

November 21, 2012
Man with walking stick. Brick Lane, London c.1984

Man with walking stick. Brick Lane, London c.1984

Man with walking stick. Brick Lane, London 2012

Man with walking stick. Brick Lane, London 2012

Smoking

November 20, 2012
Man smoking a cigarette, Sclater Street c.1986

Man smoking a cigarette, Sclater Street c.1986

Man lighting a cigarette, Brick Lane

Man lighting a cigarette, Brick Lane, London 2002

Brick Lane Conversations

November 19, 2012
Labour Party activists take a break from campaigning, Brick Lane c.1986

Labour Party activists take a break from campaigning, Brick Lane, London c.1986

Conversation outside a cafe, Brick Lane, London 2012

Conversation outside a cafe, Brick Lane, London 2012

Neighbours in conversation, Brick Lane, London c.2000

Neighbours in conversation, Brick Lane, London c.2000

Whitechapel Rubbish

November 18, 2012

The millions of tons of rubbish we throw out each month can take on a temporary surreal life before it is laid to rest in a landfil site outside London.

Discarded household items. Whitechapel 2012

Discarded household items. Whitechapel 2012

Abandoned mirror with cracked reflection, Whitechapel 2012

Abandoned mirror with cracked reflection, Whitechapel 2012

East One Exhibition at the Bishopsgate Institute

November 17, 2012

I recently curated an exhibitio called ‘East One’. It explores the lives and environment of people living on the fringe of the City around Petticoat Lane and Spitalfields Market. The images are exhibited at Bishopsgate Library alongside an online exhibition. The show is part of this years Photomonth 2012.

The exhibition features work by Deborah Aitken, Andrew Grainger, Abdul Hamid, Nigel Madhoo, Alison Philcock and Amiri Shongeeth. You can explore each photographers work by clicking here.

East One gets under the skin of the East End and reveals the unexpected through six thirsty sets of eyes. This is the beginning of a new dynamic archive which will be a point of reference for future generations. Sponsored by the Bishopsgate Institute and produced by Mercadito Productions this years work represents the beginning of a sustainable initiative; the photographers involved will be founding a collective which will work to produce future exhibitions and other initiatives which will introduce more people to photography.

Photograph in the exhibirtion

Photograph by Nigel Madhoo in the exhibition 'East One'

To compliment the spirit of the exhibition I offer the recent images below.

Trio on Commercial Street, 2008

Trio on Commercial Street, 2008

Street Art with passer by, Hanbury Street 2012

Street Art with passer by, Hanbury Street 2012