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Nestled

Olga and Anna Micinska

1 to 11 October 2009
Opening party (all welcome): Thursday 1 October, 7-9pm

Part of the Photomonth and Deptford X festivals, Nestled consists of a series of black & white and colour photographs, in which individuals interact with the surrounding space and environment, in a humorous, playful and daring way – tucking their bodies into concrete structures or between tree branches.

Olga and Anna Micinska are sisters. Olga is currently studying MA Sculpture at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts. Anna has recently graduated from Goldsmiths College, University of London with a BA in Fine Art and Art History.

Nestled is part of two festivals: Photomonth (across East London) and The Big Draw (across the UK).

Exhibition generously supported by:

and Fundacja 93 (Foundation93)

Accompanying workshop:

4 October, 11.30 to 6pm
£15, £10 students
Pre-booking essential
Part of the Big Draw festival
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Getting here

Viewfinder Photography Gallery
Linear House
Peyton Place (off Royal Hill)
Greenwich
LondonSE10 8RS

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For travel information, see 'Visit' at www.viewfinder.org.uk/info.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Water-Land: Deptford Creek

Atelier 9, Architecture students at Greenwich University

15 to 25 October 2009

Water-land is a series of photographic essays about
Deptford Creek undertaken by a group of Architecture BA
students from University of Greenwich. Situated in an old
industrial area with a strong maritime character, Deptford
Creek is a territory of contrasts: between water and land, between derelict warehouses and new development.
As part of their teaching assignment, the students were asked to propose a series of architectural and landscape interventions within and around the creek. They used
photography to discover latent qualities in the site and to investigate signs of human use and occupation.

Experimenting with different types of photographic film and manual cameras, each student constructed their own narrative about the place. The images record fragments of the area, ranging from strangely familiar objects, such as discarded shoes or domestic items, discovered in unusual settings, to strong industrial structures. Each one captures qualities specific to the creek in colour and movement, in moments between the changing tides of the river Thames and in the marks of human habitation.

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