Exhibition: Front Line

This week is your last chance to catch the Front Line: A year of Journalism and Conflict. The exhibition will be particularly relevant if your looking at political themes within your work as it focuses on some of the major news stories of 2011: The Egyptian revolution, Syria, the Libyan conflict and the UK riots and includes photographs, news footage, maps and timelines. The exhibition closes this Sunday so make sure you don't miss out!

Where: Embankment Galleries, Somerset House 
When: now till Sunday 5th February
Cost: free!

Christian Lutz - Tropical Gift

HOST Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of photography of the most extraordinary access - that into the dark halls of power, the corporations that govern Nigeria's oil reserves. HOST brings Lutz's work to London for the first time and will be organising a series of events to coincide with the exhibition, centred around Nigeria, oil and photography.

Hoppe Portraits

Hoppe Portraits: Society, Studio and Street

17 February - 30 May 2011 @ Wolfson Gallery

Tickets £11/£10/£9


This exhibition brings together Hoppe's strikingly modernist portraits of important personalities including George Bernard Shaw, Margot Fonteyn and Vita Sackville-West and his fascinating photojournalist studies, which capture the realities of day-to-day life in Britain between the wars.

FREE EVENT - WORLD PRESS PHOTO 2010

Since 1955, World Press Photo has invited press photographers of the world to participate in the premier annual international competition in press photography. The exhibition provides a platform for creative developments in photojournalism and provides a unique eyewitness record of world events. This year’s exhibition showcases 167 winning photographs, selected from over 100,000 entries, submitted by photojournalists, picture agencies, newspapers and magazines throughout the world.

The winning photographs encompass the horrors of war, natural disasters, sporting endeavours and the beauty of the natural world.

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