She is currently undertaking a Masters in Photography Arts at the University of Westminster. In 2020 she graduated from Birmingham City University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Photography. Her work has been featured in and published by Photo London, Lensculture, GUP New, Canon, PHmuseum, Life Framer, Shutterhub, Fresh Eyes, Aesthetica Magazine, Musée Magazine, Float Magazine and Intern Magazine, amongst others. She has exhibited at Westergas Amsterdam (NL), Keilepand Rotterdam (NL), Midlands Art Centre (UK) and Ikon Gallery (UK). She is currently editorially contributing to GUP Magazine. Fascinated by observing and recording her daily encounters and whereabouts, she uses photography as a catalyst for her imagination, her camera as a tool and device to make sense of the world and the obscurities of the mundane. Recurring themes and interests include identity, memory, tactility, the marginalised, disregarded and overlooked – whether in everyday objects or groups of people who live and work on the fringes of society. Working within the fields of photography, video, mixed-media and found or archival material, her multidisciplinary practice associates a fine art and documentary approach where research and implementation are closely intertwined. 1997) is a Dutch image maker and writer based in London, UK. Projects include ‘Transformations’, photographs reflecting the transition from drag to self in one long-exposure (2016), ‘David Hoyle: Parallel Universe’ photo-book (2017) and her current project ‘People Like Us’, exploring queer masculinity from AFAB (assigned female at birth) perspectives. Holly Revell is an artist, photographer who makes collaborative portraits exploring transforming identities. Thank you for your patience, and if you any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me on more information about the exhibition and SHOUT Festival please click here. We apologise for any inconvenience this might cause, however we want to make sure that this important exhibition have a best possible space. Unfortunately, the combination of bad weather and damage to the original site of the exhibition, caused this change.
Laura Chen “Killer Queens” captures Birmingham’s drag community celebrating their uniqueness to the contemporary British and global drag scene.ĭue to unforeseen circumstances Queer Photography at Southside exhibition is postponed until 22nd November 2021. Through this viewers are invited to engage with images of gender non-conforming people which have been made collaboratively putting participants at the forefront. Holly Revell project “People like us” is a participatory photography project that focuses on AFAB (assigned female at birth) trans and non-binary identities and experiences. 143 2019 ELLE DECOR – Portinerie Romane 2019 ARTRIBUNE – Portinerie Romane 2019 ARCHIWATCH – Portinerie Romane 2018 HAMBURGER EYES ZINE – N.34 2018 EYESHOT MAGAZINE – Street Photography 2018 Bushwick Community Darkroom 2018 ARTPIL – Art Photography Awards 2017 WJ Witness Journal #86 – Bushwick 2017 LIFE IS STREET – Portfolio 2017 D Repubblica – Giovani fotografi che non conoscete 2016 il POST – Portinerie Romane 2016 DIVISARE Atlas of Architecture – Portinerie Romane 2016 Repubblica – Figli di Roma 2015 WJ Witness Journal #69 / Sons of Rome 2015 CINEMA Italiano.Queer Photography at Southside is a new public photography exhibition featuring the works of Holly Revell and Laura Chen who are using photography to capture local queer communities and to celebrate their diversity. 148 2020 CHROMANTIC – Exhibit Around | dotART 2019 SHOTS MAGAZINE – Issue No.
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