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Aug 20, 2021 · Youth Rising in the UK, 1981-2021, currently on show at Side Gallery, Newcastle, explores the nuances of British youth over the last 40 years. Amongst the works on show, Alys Tomlinson’s portraits of Precious and Jack, taken from her series Lost Summer (2020) , capture teenagers in their back gardens, dressed in outfits they would have worn to prom.
Aug 28, 2020 · 28 August 2020. As part of Vogue ’s Hope series, we invited ten young photographers from around the world to share the shots that make them feel positive about the future.u0011. In the midst of a tumultuous year, all 26 global editions of Vogue are uniting around the theme of hope for the first time in the brand’s 128-year history.
Jul 26, 2021 · A well-established phenomenon – young people have played muse to artists and photographers for decades, while contemporary pop culture’s fascination with those under 21 remains abundant – the new show, open now until 3 October, brings together images from nine photographers who have approached the subject through an intimate lens, placing themselves, their loved ones or their communities ...
- Zoe Whitfield
- Konttinen and Killip
- Winship, Tomlinson and Sussex
- Catt, Wahid, Nunn and Knox
- Student Experiences of Covid-19
- Youth Rising in The UK 1981-2021
The starting point for the exhibition is a series of photographs from the AmberSide Collection taken in the 1980s. Finnish photographer Konttinen’s Writing in the Sandseries captures life on the beaches of the North East. Focusing in particular on Whitley Bay, the images document the exuberance and introspection of youth on the vast expanse of sand...
Recent work by Winship and Tomlinson captures two key stages of graduation – from child to teen and teen to adult. Winship’s photographs, taken in Cumbria this year, depict Year 5 children progressing to their final year at primary school. Winship invited the children to write their visions for the future and these texts sit alongside the portraits...
Longer-term projects on show include Of Quiet Birdsby Catt. On display for the first time, the project spans a period of 20 years. It captures the maturing of a child’s grief at the death of her mother and sister. Catt observed and photographed the rise to fame of her close friend, Alice, as the lead singer of the PussyLiquor punk rock group, the r...
Images displayed in the ground floor gallery were created between 2019 and 2021 by photographers from the University of Sunderland and the University of the West of England, Bristol. The photographs portray the complexities of life during the COVID-19 pandemic. Students used their cameras to share their experiences and emotions. “In drawing togethe...
Youth Rising in the UK 1981-2021is on at Side Gallery, Newcastle, until October 3. Side Gallery is currently open Wednesday to Sunday 11am-5pm. Entry is free but to ensure social distancing visitors will need to book a ticket. Click here for more information. Spectrum Photographicworked with Liz Hingley on part of the production.
Jul 17, 2021 · Youth Rising in the UK 1981-2021. This exhibition brings together the work of nine photographers who have documented the young people in the UK over a period of 40 years. Rarely seen works by Chris Killip and Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen are shown alongside recent work by Alys Tomlinson, Maryam Wahid, Sadie Catt, Tom Sussex, Christopher Nunn, Paul ...
Par Vogue. 12 mars 2021. As part of Vogue ’s Hope series, we invited 10 young photographers from around the world to share the shots that make them feel positive about the future. In the midst of a tumultuous year, all 26 global editions of Vogue are uniting around the theme of hope for the first time in the brand’s 128-year history.
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Jan 29, 2024 · The new issue features photographers including Alec Soth, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Andrew Kung, Farah Al Qasimi, Gioncarlo Valentine, Elliot Jerome Brown Jr., and Sara Messinger whose work exquisitely describes the interplay between the outer world and our inner lives. “There’s a lot of scepticism of young photographers,” says Leifheit.
