October EXHIBITIONS

  • The Untouchables
    To 5 Oct ober
    Maddox Gallery, London
    David Yarrow’s black & white images of the world’s most sp ect acular wildlife are on show for two more weeks at Maddox Gallery’s new art sp ace in West bourne Grove. Having travelled across all seven continents to photograph the world’s most endangered sp ecies, Yarrow is known for his refreshing viewpoint and highly st ylised aest hetic. He’s also celebrated for his unusual techniques to get up close to animals, such as coating his camera kit in smells that will att ract subject s. Pict ures from his most recent excursion to North Korea will also be included. maddoxgallery.co.uk
    (26 September, 2017)

  • Naturalium
    26 Oct ober to 7 December
    Litt le Black Gallery, London
    Aft er receiving critical acclaim when it was fi rst shown at Photo London earlier this year, Rob Munday’s hologram series Naturalium returns to the capital for the winter season. These enlarged images of exotic fl owers are a mixture of holographic light boxes and 3D lenticular photography, resulting in ‘photographic light sculptures’. Set against a black background with vivid colours and a graphic st yle, the pict ures convey the sensuous quality of the subject . Munday fi rst became interest ed in holography in the early 1980s. He is now the leading technical innovator in the fi eld and has created hologram portraits of Karl Lagerfeld, Angelina Jolie and Queen Elizabeth II. He designed the world’s fi rst 3D digital hologram printer and is the recipient of the Royal Photographic Society’s Saxby Medal – one of the most prest igious and international awards for creative and technical achievements in the fi eld of 3D imaging and holography. thelitt leblackgallery.com
    (26 September, 2017)

  • The Lie of the Land: Exploring Modern British Landscapes from the Swindon Collection
    To 22 Oct ober
    Swindon Museum and Art Gallery, Swindon
    Dist inguished paintings of the landscape from the 20th century are currently on show at Swindon Museum and Art Gallery. Dating from 1920 to the present day, the artworks are from the museum’s collect ion and include pieces by Mary Fedden, Vanessa Bell, Roger Fry and Christ opher Nevinson. Drawings, prints and photography are also within the exhibition and all depict the countryside or nature in an emotive way. swindonmuseumandartgallery.org.uk
    (26 September, 2017)

  • EUROPEAN OUTDOOR FILM TOUR
    27 Oct ober to 8 November
    Various locations across the UK
    With seven new short fi lms to insp ire you, sit back and enjoy 120 minutes of high-oct ane, adrenaline-fuelled adventure. Highlights include La Congenialitа, following Italian alpinist Simone Moro and ski mountaineer Tamara Lunger; Into Twin Galaxies, an expedition across Greenland’s gigantic ice sheets with snow kites; and Dug Out, Benjamin Sadd and James Trundle’s journey down the Amazon in a hollowed out tree trunk. Check eoft .eu for the latest fi lms; see the trailer at outdoorphotographymagazine.co.uk.
    (26 September, 2017)

  • The Art of British Natural History
    To 1 July 2018
    Natural Hist ory Museum, London
    With the disp lay changing every four months, this free exhibition celebrates how artist s have captured the broad range of Britain’s fl ora, fauna and geology in the last 300 years. The 200 illust rations are drawn from the Natural Hist ory Museum’s extensive Library Collect ion, with some having never been on public disp lay before. The theme for the select ion on show until 2 November is the life-sized artworks by Scott ish naturalist William MacGillivray. nhm.ac.uk Top Back of the Granary, Poland © Robert Polhill Beavan Below Oak eggar by John Emmerson Robson © The Trust ees of the Natural Hist ory Museum, London
    (26 September, 2017)

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