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Ray's ShedsRays Sheds by Jem Southam is a photographic study of the seven sheds in which sculptor Ray Exworth (1930 2015) worked in the west of Cornwall. Few have seen, or will ever see, the sheds in person. This new book is both a valuable archival document of the artists output, and as Southams tribute to the wonders of his friends lifetime of creative toil and endeavour. Once described as a sculptor of probable genius by Bruce Bernard, Exworths work was never

A Special Edition of 50 copies with signed and limited 10x8" print is produced in collaboration with Photographique

and a major retrospective of Barnor’s work at Serpentine

PHOTOGRAPHER DAVID KOPPEL OPENS HIS ARCHIVE FOR THE FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF LIMELIGHT NIGHTCLUB CAPTURING THE CULTURAL EXPLOSION AT 80’S BRITAIN’S MOST ICONIC LONDON CLUB

Elaine unwittingly produced a valuable document of a uniquely British subculture

the phone rang again

a knife and a chopping board

It’s the walls that fascinated me the most

Ikon Gallery and included in group exhibitions at Whitechapel Gallery

expressing personal stories that pertain to wider social issues which draws on her experiences in the Middle East

James Barnor (b

they are ‘More of a Potteries Popadum

in parallel to his more widely-seen photographs depicting urban working class life in his native Liverpool

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