2016 Public Programme

Photo London
Mar 22, 2016 3:49PM

Photo London is more than an art Fair. For 2016’s edition, the exciting public programme supported by the LUMA Foundation will present specially-commissioned exhibitions from institutions and private collections, two new installations and a wide variety of book signings. This year’s programme of talks and symposia is curated by William A. Ewing, the distinguished curator, writer and former Director of the Musée de l’Elysée, Lausanne and former Director of Exhibitions at the International Center of Photography, New York. 

New for 2016, Photo London will be running a series of guided Fair tours that will give a unique insight into highlights and must-see tips from leading specialists in the field. Each tour will be carefully curated by the tour leaders, ensuring that you experience a full range of all the Fair has to offer and giving an opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussion with an expert as you make your way around the Fair.

Use the links below to explore the events taking place as part of Photo London 2016.

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TALKS

EXHIBITIONS & INSTALLATIONS

TOURS

**All tour tickets only valid with a Day Pass for any day of the fair.

Friday 20th May | 12PM - 1PM | £32.40 (£30.00)
Photo London Tour led by Zelda Cheatle.

Saturday 21st May | 12PM - 1PM | £32.40 (£30.00)      
Photo London Tour lead by Dr. Jean Wainwright.

Saturday 21st May | 2PM - 3PM | £32.40 (£30.00) 
Photo London Tour lead by Dr. Jean Wainwright.

Sunday 22nd May | 12PM - 1PM | £32.40 (£30.00)     
Photo London Tour led by Zelda Cheatle.

SATELLITE EVENTS

  • AA School of Architecture | INSIDE OUT
  • AA School of Architecture | Modern Forms: A Subjective Atlas of Twentieth-Century Architecture by Nicolas Grospierre
  • Barbican Art Gallery | Strange and Familiar: Britain as Revealed by International Photographers
  • Ben Uri Gallery | Unseen: London, Paris, New York, 1930s-60s
  • Camden Arts Centre | Franciszka & Stefan Themerson
  • Carroll / Fletcher | Thomson & Craighead: Party Booby Trap
  • Clerkenwell | Glass Ladies by Veronica Bailey
  • Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation | Generated Images by Taisuke Koyama
  • Eleven | Jane Hilton: L.A. Gun Club
  • Ground Floor Space Gallery | The colour of there seen from here
  • Guildhall Art Gallery | Unseen City: Photos by Martin Parr
  • Hotel Strand Continental | Specular Assembly: The India Club
  • Kings Gate, Victoria | Rut Blees Luxemburg: A Silver Forest
  • Lisson Gallery | Cory Arcangel: currentmood
  • Marylebone & Edgware Road | Face Forward: an Exhibition by Emma Blau
  • Media Space, Science Museum | Fox Talbot: Dawn of the Photograph
  • MMX Gallery | Harry Conway: Stolen Souls & Katie Eleanor: Saint Wanderer’s Hospital
  • National Portrait Gallery | Vogue 100: A Century of Style
  • National Portrait Gallery | Tour of Black Chronicles: Photographic Portraits 1882 – 1948
  • National Portrait Gallery | Three Voices, Three Collections
  • Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art | Magical Surfaces: The Uncanny in Contemporary Photography
  • Photofusion | Shirley Baker: On the Beach, curated by Anna Douglas
  • Purdy Hicks Gallery | Edgar Martins
  • RAUMX | In and Out – spatial correspondences
  • Ronchini Gallery | Massimo Vitali
  • Royal Observatory, Planetarium & Astronomy Centre | Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year
  • Space Studios | Martin Parr at Offspring Photo Meet
  • Space Studios | Offspring Photo Meet
  • Tate Britain | Painting with Light: Art and Photography from the Pre-Raphaelites to the Modern Age
  • Tate Modern | Performing for the Camera
  • Tate Modern | Offprint London
  • The Brazilian Embassy | Domenico Pugliese: The Last Hunters
  • The British Library | Punk 1976-78
  • The Photographers' Gallery | Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize & Double Take: Drawing and Photography
  • TJ Boulting | Now You See Me
  • Various venues, Peckham | PECKHAM TWENTY FOUR
  • Victoria and Albert Museum | Paul Strand: Photography and Film for the 20th Century
  • White Rainbow | Shigeo Anzaï: Index II
  • Whitechapel Gallery | Barjeel Art Foundation Collection: Imperfect Chronology, Mapping the Contemporary

  • BOOK SIGNINGS

    Thursday 19th May



    Friday 20th May



    Saturday 21st May



    Sunday 22nd May



    SCREENINGS

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