CORRIDOR ART BOX POSTCARDS
The Dog Photobooth, (where this portrait was taken during our IN THIS PLACE project) is the wonderful invention of Alma Haser, renowned portrait photographer whose carefully constructed pictures expand the dimensions of traditional portrait photography.
@thedogphotobooth
@almahaser
Lucy Joyce is an artist based in London, graduating with an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art in 2013. www.lucyjoyce.net
James Kirby is a photographer based in West Sussex. These image come from his ‘Candids’ series. Alongside his photography practice he has worked for many years with vulnerable young people in social care settings as a project worker and mentor. He looks for opportunities to bring these two worlds together.
Mark Murphy is an artist working with print from the last 60 years to create both analogue and digital collages that play with graphic composition, juxtaposition, space, scale and surrealism.
Ryan Prince is a photographic artist and researcher that has a particular interest in exploring the polylithic nature of black identities, specifically his own identity as a Black British male from the Jamaican Diaspora. He explores how self-representation within visual languages such as photography may lead to a better psychological fortitude, for creators and viewers alike.
@ryanadrianprince
Monikah Lee’s driven and ambitious outlook has led to her raw personality becoming increasingly sought after as a vibrant TV presenter, Dynamic Radio personality, curator & DJ. As new milestones are achieved, Monikah’s pride in her Jamaican heritage as well as her passion for adventure, music, sustainable fashion and the hair & beauty industry are all areas she remains dedicated to. We’ve seen her passion projects ‘Telling my story’, ‘Jamaican Creative Network’ & ‘Dancehall Karaoke’ to name a few.
Daniel Regan is a photographic artist specialising in complex and difficult emotional experiences, focusing on the transformational impact of arts on mental health building on his own lived experience.
Becky Warnock is an artist and organiser whose work engages with the politics of representation and questions of identity; interested in authorship, her practice is rooted in participation and community engagement.
Nilupa Yasmin is an artist & educator interested in the notion of culture, self-identity and anthropology combined with her love for handcraft and photographic explorations, drawing upon her own South Asian heritage.