London ghost signs expert and Clapham photographer fundraise to publish book
An ex-London tour guide and a Clapham-based photographer have raised nearly £25,000 to create a book of around 250 ghost
Kew and Richmond in the UK’s top ten most Instagrammed nature spots
South west London’s Kew Gardens and Richmond Park are in the top ten of the most Instagrammed nature spots in
Fine art photographer to speak about Thames series at Chiswick Pier Trust
The charity Chiswick Pier Trust will host artist Julia Fullerton-Batten to discuss her work on an ‘Old Father Thames’ series
Suffragette photography of Christina Broom to be celebrated in virtual talk
Pioneering British photographer Christina Broom will be celebrated at a virtual talk held by the Streatham Society later this month.
Kensington and Chelsea shops transformed into pop-up galleries in aid of Republic of YOUmanity project
Shops around Kensington and Chelsea are displaying giant sized photos symbolising humanity and community throughout the second nationwide lockdown, in
London Photo Festival continues as a lockdown activity amid restrictions
The London Photo Festival is continuing to run throughout lockdown in Twickenham, amid Government restrictions. This year’s theme is ‘womanhood’,
Creative lifeline for UK’s young carers in lockdown
Young carers are embracing the positive impact of creative activities designed to combat increasing levels of loneliness, anxiety, and depression.
Kevin Cummins on New Order, Italia ’90, and the end of rock iconography as we know it
To this day, it remains a mystery why New Order’s frontman turned up to the video shoot for England’s 1990
SW London Stays Home doorstep photography project raises money for St George’s Hospital
Two photographers are raising money to support St George’s Hospital taking portraits of people at their doorsteps. Laura Shimili, 40,
Climate change, camera cars, and the ethics of zoos: An afternoon with a Richmond wildlife photographer
Meet Graeme Purdy, an animal photographer who locks eyes with some of the planet’s most dangerous creatures where one bad
In Brixton: photography exhibition showcases history of this changing area
The acclaimed photographer Chris Steele-Perkins has travelled the world for almost five decades but his latest exhibition, In Brixton, is very much