Black White Photography - UK (2019-11)

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B+W

RIVERSIDE COFFEE
2 November to 30 November
Chernobyl
Haunting images from the Ukraine
by Alan Hilditch.
110 Victoria Street, Grimsby
facebook.com/riverheadcoffee

WILLIAMSON ART GALLERY
& MUSEUM
To 24 November
Distinctly
Britain through the eyes of 12
photographers, including Martin Parr,
Chris Killip and Tish Murtha.
Slatey Road, Birkenhead, Wirral
williamsonartgallery.org

EAST

TAYLOR-JONES AND SON
To 4 November
Jonathan Chritchley:
Any Way the Wind Blows
Chritchley’s first exhibition in the
UK for more than 10 years, featuring
Camargue horses and classic yachts.
114 High Street, Deal, Kent
taylorjonesandson.co.uk

SOUTH

AUGUSTUS BRANDT GALLERY

To 20 November

Past and Present

People, wildlife and landscapes

encountered by Mirella Ricciardi during

her 65-year career.

Newlands House, Pound Street,

Petworth augustusbrandt.co.uk

BODLEIAN LIBRARIES

To 24 November

Now and Then:

England 1970-2015

Work made over 45 years by Daniel

Meadows, showing the life of

England’s ‘great ordinary’.

Broad Street, Oxford

bodleian.ox.ac.uk

HESTERCOMBE GARDENS

To 20 November

IGPOTY

Winning images from International

Garden Photographer of the Year

(competition 12).

Cheddon Fitzpaine, Taunton, Somerset

hestercombe.com

LUCY BELL

To 7 November

Ken Russell and Alan Vines

Russell’s images of Teddy girls, which

inspired Dior’s autumn 2019 collection,

shown alongside Vines’ photographs

of the oldest established all-male

revue company.

46 Norman Road, St Leonard’s-on-Sea

lucy-bell.com

WEST

MARTIN PARR FOUNDATION

To 21 December

Tony Ray-Jones

Celebrating the contribution Ray-Jones

made to British documentary photography.

316 Paintworks, Arnos Vale, Bristol

martinparrfoundation.org

NATURE IN ART GALLERY

AND MUSEUM

To 22 December

2019 British Wildlife

Photography Awards

Latest images from BWPA showing the

beauty and diversity of British nature.

Wallsworth Hall, Gloucester

natureinart.org.uk

ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

To 22 December

Sugar Paper Theories

Using the most controversial murder

investigation in Icelandic history,

Jack Latham explores the

NATIONAL MUSEUM CARDIFF

26 October to 1 March

ARTIST ROOMS

August Sander

Portraits from Sander’s project

People of the Twentieth Century,

featuring people of all ages and

professions, from farmers and bricklayers

to policemen and politicians.

26 October to 1 March

Martin Parr in Wales

Work that explores different aspects

of Welsh life and culture, from male

voice choirs and national sports to food,

festivals and the seaside.

Cathays Park, Cardiff

museum.wales/cardiff

SCOTLAND

ABERDEEN ART GALLERY

2 November to 23 February

Martin Parr:

Think of Scotland

and Aberdeen at Leisure

Two bodies of work by Parr on show in the

new BP Galleries. Think of Scotland has

been developed over a 25-year period,

while Aberdeen at Leisure is the result

of a commission undertaken in 2017.

School Hill, Aberdeen

aagm.co.uk

relationship between photography

and truth.

To 5 January

Science Photographer of the Year

Showcasing the best of scientific imaging

and images of science.

RPS House, 337 Paintworks,

Arnos Vale, Bristol rps.org

WALES

BIG PIT NATIONAL

COAL MUSEUM

To 30 December

Family of Miners

Documentation of mining and miners

from the 1970s onwards by

Walter Waygood.

Blaenafon, Torfaen

museum.wales

GLYNN VIVIAN

To 24 November

Sophy Rickett:

Cupid and the Curious Moaning

of Kenfig Burrows

Photography and text inspired by the

life of Thereza Dillwyn Llewelyn, an artist

and astronomer active at the end of

the 19th century.

Alexandra Road, Swansea

swansea.gov.uk/glynnvivian

OUTSIDE OF LIFE:

LOWRIDERS,

COOLERS,

BIKERS & BLOODS

To 29 November

Cultures and communities

often misunderstood by

the American mainstream,

captured by documentary

photographer Hunter

Barnes.

DAVID HILL GALLERY

345 Ladbroke Grove, London W10

davidhillgallery.net

Winding Towers, GB, 1966-1997

© Estate Bernd & Hilla Becher, represented by Max Becher, courtesy Die Photographische

Sammlung/SK Stiftung Kultur – Bernd und Hilla Becher Archive, Cologne, 2019

California State Prison, 2003

© Hunter Barnes

BERND AND HILLA BECHER:

INDUSTRIAL VISIONS

26 October to 1 March

More than 200 photographs from the founders of the Düsseldorf

School. This is the last exhibition Hilla Becher selected prior

to her death in 2015.

NATIONAL MUSEUM CARDIFF

Cathays Park, Cardiff museum.wales/cardiff