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NEWS: JULY 2009
Neurotica, by Miss Aniela - Impure Art Gallery.
July 4th - August 30th. Printed and framed by Spectrum.
'Neurotica' is a collection of Miss Aniela's images from the most erotic to the most 'neurotic', focusing on the use of light and the female form. Her work is charged with mystery, eroticism, and fun; fusing fantasy with reality, and femininity with a willful independence. She embraces the liberating idea of ultimate control and self-representation.
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FEBRUARY 2010 NEWS ARCHIVE Including 'Inscape' by Anna Heinrich & Leon Palmer » |
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JANUARY 2010 NEWS ARCHIVE Including Cuba by Clive Frost » |
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DECEMBER 2009 NEWS ARCHIVE Including Trebor Wills August » |
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NOVEMBER 2009 NEWS ARCHIVE Including Trevor Scobie's Critical Mass » |
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OCTOBER 2009 NEWS ARCHIVE Including Mike Holban's Encomium » |
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SEPTEMBER 2009 NEWS ARCHIVE Including Brighton University MA graduation show and Floorplan by Peter Bobby » |
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AUGUST 2009 NEWS ARCHIVE Millie Burton - Home Improvements » |
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JULY 2009 NEWS ARCHIVE Including Incandescence by Maeve Berry & Neurotica, by Miss Aniela » |
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JUNE 2009 NEWS ARCHIVE Shifting Perspectives » |
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MAY 2009 NEWS ARCHIVE Landscapes: Intervals and Displacements by Sachiyo Nishimura » |
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APRIL 2009 NEWS ARCHIVE Including Attentional Landscapes by Odette England » |
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MARCH 2009 NEWS ARCHIVE Including Light after Dark - Toby Smith » |
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Miss Aniela (aka Natalie Dybisz) from Brighton, Sussex, poses for, photographs and processes her own photographic portraits, frequently cloning herself several times in a single image.
She demonstrates to us the vast and endless possibilities of playing a character, or several characters, in her photographs and being her own muse. Throughout her work is the sense of spontaneity, simplicity and wantonness that comes from being completely 'at one' with the camera.
Miss Aniela: "Making self-portraits has become a form of ritual - I am obsessed."
With her unconventional beginnings, as an entirely self-taught photographer, it's a real achievement that this young talent was recently featured on the cover of the prestigious American Photo magazine.
Since launching her career via photo-sharing sites on the internet, Miss Aniela accrued over a million views within months before going on to secure her first solo exhibition.
‘Incandescence’ by Maeve Berry
Printing and Perspex Reverse Mounting by Spectrum.
Tuesday 29th July until 5th September 2009.
Incandescence is a series of images capturing the human body’s final moments in the material world.
Maeve Berry confronts the taboos surrounding death imagery in modern society and fills the void that exists in the modern art gallery with regard to the representation of death. She explores this visual void, demystifying and stripping back all material trappings - bones laid bare to reveal beauty in the thing that we fear the most. She affords death portraits a place in the art gallery amongst other images in the progression of life.
The exhibition will take place at Diemar Noble Photography, 66/67 Wells Street, London W1 (nearest tube: Oxford Circus). Opening times: 10am to 6pm, Tuesday to Saturday.
www.diemarnoblephotography.com
www.maeveberry.com
