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 2009 Photo Biennial of Guangzhou


Guangdong Museum of Art,
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Artist Residency New Art in Hospitals Website New Art in Offices Website Posters Coast - An Exhibition The Baltic: A Dialogue Process and Practice Celebrating Womankind Art In Homage
Bottled Over Time
Chromosome Socks
Spirit
Dedale
  
Examiner
Site: Transition

The photographs shown here are usually part of larger galleries.

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Between the 12th and 15th of March 2010, Geof Rayner and Gina Glover will be reviewers at Fotofest 2010 in Houston, USA.

http://www.fotofest.org/biennial2010/

Gina‘s exhibition Liminal World opens at the Hoopers Gallery, London at the end of January.

This exhibition consists of thirty colour pinhole photographs drawn from a much larger body of work begun nine years ago. Here Gina searches for locations around the world which can convey the threshold between inner and outer worlds, time and impermanency.

These pieces have been selected by Shirley Read to bring together specific moments of liminality so that we may ask ourselves not only about the nature of photographic representation and the role of the photographer in this, but also about our relationship to time and our need to step out of the rush of contemporary life in order to understand it.

From the 28 January to the 5 March 2010

Hoopers Gallery, 15 Clerkenwell Close, London EC1 R0AA

An exhibition of Gina’s black and white selium toned prints will also be shown in the downstairs of the Hoopers gallery.

From the 28 January to the 5 March 2010

Hoopers Gallery, 15 Clerkenwell Close, London EC1 R0AA

 

An interview of Gina by poet and writer kay Syrad will appear in the February 2010 issue of Black and White magazine.

This will focus on her project Pathways to Memory, a series of black and white toned photographs shot in the late 80’s/90’s from a garden of  her childhood.

 Gina at the official opening of the 2009 Photo Biennale at the Guangdong Museum of Art in Guangzhou, China.

Gina will be exhibiting her new project Playgrounds of war,
in the 2009 Photo Biennale at the Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China, from May to August 2009.

Her exhibition is part of The Modern Documentary  – Photography and Social Issues, From Record to Metaphor, 1980’s to 2008,
curated by Wendy Watriss,  Artistic Curator and Senior Curator of FotoFest International and FotoFest 2008-China.

Glover spent a year as an artist in residence at the Assisted Conception Unit at Guy's Hospital and Northwick Park Hospital.

This will be on show from the first week of September 2008.

http://www.artinhospitals.com/art_art_intro.html

 Glover has recently launched her new website for art in hospitals. Please visit: www.artinhospitals.com

Glover has recently launched her new website for art in offices. Here she is concentrating on three natural spheres: Sea and Sky; Field and Forest; and Trees and Flowers. Please visit: www.artinoffices.com

Glover's has recently produced two series of posters called Photo Genetics and Outside Time.

They are now available and can be purchased from the website.

A series of Glover's sea pinhole pictures, 'My Sand, My Sea,My World' is showing at the Independent Photographers Gallery in Battle, East Sussex from 20th June - 21st July 2007.

 Glover's next major project focuses on a series of photographs from the Baltic Sea. In October 2006, she began with Lithuania and February 2007 found Glover in Poland.

Gina Glover and writer, Kay Syrad, are currently working together on a limited edition publication featuring poems and photographs from the Baltic Series.
‘The process of developing, creating and distributing fine art photography projects’ – An interactive workshop led by Gina Glover and Catherine Williams at Photofusion, Electric Lane, Brixton, London will take place on 12th May 2007.

Using projects as examples to understand our own creative process she will ask questions around whether we conceive the finish product of a piece right from the outset or whether we enjoy the actual process and the journey of making work that opens up its broader potential. She will also address how we engage audiences with projects that are very personal to us and how to successfully distribute them.

Four of Glover's photographs from her series 'My Sea, My Sand, My World' are currently being exhibited in a group show called Celebrating Women (in association with Womankind Worldwide) along with Jenny Matthews, Diane Barker, Roberta Bondar, Martina Geccelli, Eddie Raff, Karen Robinson, Marlene-Luce Tremblay and Penny Tweedie at Hooper's Gallery, Clerkenwell Close, London.

The exhibition continues until 2nd April 2007.
Some of Glover's work will be exhibited in the Homage Grand salon at the Waldorf Hilton hotel, Aldwych, London. The exhibition begins 30th January 2007 and will continue for two months.
‘Bottled Over Time’ (part of Glover's Site:Transition exhibition) has been selected for Kaunas Photo Days 06, the third annual festival of photography in the Baltic States, Lithuania, in September 2006.
The National Museum of Health Medicine, Washington will be exhibiting Glover’s ‘Chromosome Socks’ photograph as part of their 'Gregor Mendel: Planting the Seeds of Genetics' exhibition. This exhibition will run from April 28th until September 16th 2007.

Glover's summer 2006 photography workshops will introduce the fundamentals of a 'good photograph' to staff at Barking, Havering and Redbridge Hospitals NHS Trust and Harold Wood Hospital , supported by the Arts Council, England . The Trust is embarking on a period hospital closures and amalgamations.

The workshops will involve hospital staff, capturing in pictures, their working environment and the upcoming changes. Souvenir postcards will be created from the work. Glover will be making her own images at the hospitals which aim to portray, in her words, the 'spirit of the place'.
Dedale is the name of Glover’s solo exhibition in Puycelsi, Tarn, France, in Spring 2006, drawing on her photography in the nearby Gresigne forest, and the beginning of a larger project to include photographs and scanograms of forest life - human, animal and insect - as well as the historic Gresigne glass.
  
Glover's much-praised photograph 'Examiner', shot in Long Island Sound, New York, is the cover photograph for a new book, Illuminations: Expressions of the Personal Spiritual Experience, edited by Mark L. Tomkinson and Jennifer McMahon, to be published October 2006.
Glover has received a Research and Development Grant from the English Arts Council (East Midlands) for a photographic exhibition, video, and series of scanograms. This final project will include colour landscapes photographs, scanograms of artefacts buried at a World War II secret airbase and a video taken within a camera obscura. Glover intends the project to become a national touring exhibition.