Blog tagged as Gallery 1885

The Camera Club has partnered with the London Southbank University (LSBU) to showcase BA (Hons) architecture students’ design concepts of the Camera Club’s building inspired by their exploration of the relationship between photography and architecture throughout the academic year of 2022/2023.

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Many members have requested we run more live studio sessions and so we've put together a whole heap of new sessions. Our live sessions are available for all skill levels. They're aimed at hellping our members to increase their skills, build up strong, vibrant portfolios whilst experiencing ...

Those that actively participate in the ImageArt Rainbow challenge and the Pods (Studio Lighting Pod and Street Portraits Pod), we have the dates for our joint exhibition from the 5th of March to the 1st of April.

Each photographer can submit 4 photographs in total which you can divide between ImageAr...

February has already seen a lot of new things happening at both the club and Gallery 1885. We're back in full force and have a huge list of activities coming. Now read on..

All members are welcome. This is the opportunity for members to hear about what is going on at the Club, contribute their ideas and get more involved.  We also discuss the previous years' performance both based on finances and engagement.&...

Gallery 1885 outlook for 2023. See all our upcoming exhibitions.

Gallery 1885: 30 Jan - 04 Mar a joint exhibition featuring Ian Greaves: Behind the Veil and Dan Bachmann: Something Between us

Thanks to all who attended including existing members, new potential joiners and curious minds alike. These events are always well attended and act as a great way to introduce new, potential members to the club and demonstrate the full range of skills we have from adventurous beginners to well-honed...

Gallery 1885 is pleased to announce its latest exhibition of contemporary dance photography by Fred Whisker. Fred originally served in the army on the front line in WW2 for 5 and-a-half years. Upon returning he bought his first camera for £70 and went to The Prince of Wales Theatre to shoot the 'rev...