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29.05.2018

Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place) is shown at Bath Photography Festival 2018.

06.12.2017

It is lovely to show work at Leyden Gallery again. This time Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place) is included in the Winter Salon exhibition.

15.09.2016

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Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place) is shown at Pingyao International Photography Festival 2016 in China.

30.08.2016

Online magazine The Artbo features Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place).

06.07.2016

Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place) went to Arles on 6th July as part of the 2016 Circulations Festival 2016 Slideshow at Rencontres d’Arles Night of the Year in Arles.

29.03.2016

The main Finnish broadsheet Helsingin Sanomat publishes an article on the Finnish photographers participating in the Circulation(s) festival on 29th March 2016.

26.03.2016

The sixth edition of the Circulation(s) festival, dedicated to the European photographic diversity and discovering new talents, is showing this year a large selection of images from the series Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place).

The images are shown:

circulations 06 26th March – 7th August 2016 at CENTQUATRE in Paris

circulations 01 26th March – 26th June 2016 at Gare de l’Est train station in Paris

circulations 07 Mar – June 2016 on billboards at 12 metro stations in Paris

in May 2016 as part of the Circulations Festival 2016 Slideshow at Belfast Photo Festival in Belfast

15th October – 26th November 2016 in Pierrefitte, France

19.03.2016

Circulations LE TEMPS s In association to the Circulation(s) festival, Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place) features in the Swiss newspaper Le Temps on 19th March 2016.

18.03.2016

Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place) featured by online photography magazine LensCulture as they selected some of the photographers shown in Circulation(s) festival this year to showcase ahead of the festival launch.

09.03.2016

Photoworks selected ‘the grey indicates the presence’ for a Showcase feature as part of their LCC MA Photography prize.

05.03.2016

02.12.2015

Viola riviniana from the series Herbaria Extracta selected for the Photofusion SALON/15.

04.11.2015

My latest work ‘the grey indicates the presence’, which looks at scientific imaging, is exhibited at the LCC MA Photography Final Show The Present Hurts.

In ‘the grey indicates the presence’, scientific images, appropriated mainly from publications popularising science with spectacular imagery, are treated and displayed as samples. Through following a process carefully devised to selectively parallel the mentality of systematic scientific study methods, the work not only critically examines, unmasks, and deconstructs some of the remarkably hegemonic structures and visual conventions of scientific imaging practices, but simultaneously profoundly questions the scientific typological approach to structuring reality, premised on assumptions of an underlying structure organising the world.

the online catalogue here.

20.10.2015

An image from Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place) featured in Der Greif Guest-Room curated by Erik Kessels.

15.10.2015

The Magenta Foundation has published the Flash Forward 2015 catalogue showcasing the winners of year eleven of its Emerging Photographers Competition Flash Forward. As one of the winners, Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place) is featured in the publication.

The Flash Forward 2015 publication is available on the Magenta Foundation website.

18.05.2015

01.05.2015

A selection of photographs from the series Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place) i included in Leyden Gallery’s Works on Paper exhibition.

Featuring

Nan Goldin, Paula Rego, Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Christine Taylor Patten, Lindsay Moran, Hilary Ellis, James Melloy, Atsuko Nakamura, Lydia Brockless, Daniel Hosego, Emilia Moisio, Dolores de Sade, Alexander Hamilton & Christopher Kettle

Leyden Gallery is delighted to announce their exhibition of contemporary prints, drawings & photographs, Works on Paper. This is their first exhibition focusing solely on art that is produced on paper. The exhibition will bring a group of internationally acclaimed artists into dialogue with a selection of emerging talented artists. For this exhibition there is a selection of artists who are represented by Leyden Gallery, such as Hilary Ellis, Atsuko Nakamura, Lindsay Moran and James Melloy, along with a further group who have recently exhibited in Leyden Gallery’s significant and respected quarterly Platform for Emerging Arts shows, which have included emerging artists to watch such as Emilia Moisio, Lydia Brockless, Daniel Hosego and Dolores de Sade. Supporting new artists is a priority of Leyden Gallery; being able to give emerging artists a platform to initially show their work, give them the confidence to exhibit in a commercial space and to support them through the growth of their career with group and solo exhibitions. Alongside these emerging talents, the work of internationally renowned artists such as Nan Goldin, Paula Rego and Wilhelmina Barns-Graham will also be exhibited.

With a brilliantly diverse range of styles and expertise Works on Paper is set to explore both the medium & the approach to working with such a versatile material.

03.03.2015

Irish art / poetry magazine Abridged includes an image from the series Vieraalla maalla (In a Foreign Place) in the Adridged 0 – 39: The Never Never issue.