Magnus Arrevad: Boy Story 11 November – 8 December 2015 Danish-born Arrevad spent five years documenting the international, subterranean world of male performers, burlesque, go-go dancers, cabaret singers and porn stars. The journey would take him to New York, Berlin, Paris, London, Copenhagen as well as County Sligo in Ireland and a trailer park in
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Berenice Abbott 27 October – 21 November 2015 During a career spanning the best part of the twentieth century, Berenice Abbott (1898-1991) produced one of the most significant and varied bodies of photography ever made. Although widely regarded as one of the most important American documentary photographers, the exhibition at Beetles+Huxley this autumn will be
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PHOTOMONTH EAST LONDON 2015 1 October – 30 November 2015 Photomonth celebrates photography in galleries and venues across East London. The festival aims to demonstrate the diversity of contemporary photography and reach the widest possible audience. Since 2001 photomonth has become one of the largest and most inclusive festivals in the UK with well over
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Hugo Rittson: The Queen’s People 19th August to 19th September 2015 The Queen’s People is a compelling photographic portrait of the British monarchy and those who sustain it. The project offers an exclusive insight into the traditional dress codes and pageant of our nation – while also giving a captivating sense of the living characters
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Nicola Jayne Maskrey Interpretations 17/8/15 – 9/10/15 Free Space Gallery Kentish Town Health Centre 2 Bartholomew Road London, Lnd NW5 2BX United Kingdom

EDITION VI: Film(ic) 2 July – 21 August a group exhibition that explores the overlaps and tensions present in the mediums of film and photography. The Wapping Project Bankside 37 Dover Street, Ely House W1S 4NJ London

Yiannis Katsaris Inspired by “THE BEAR” Opera by W. WALTON JULY 2015 THE PROUD ARCHIVIST 2-10 Hertford Road, London, N1 5SH

EDITION VI: Film(ic) 2 July – 21 August 2015 a group exhibition that explores the overlaps and tensions present in the mediums of film and photography. The exhibition includes film, moving image and photography by Lillian Bassman, Elina Brotherus, Deborah Turbeville and Thomas Zanon-Larcher. The Bishop’s Palace, Ely House 37 Dover Street London W1S 4NJ