This year at the photography fair, Magnum presents new and exclusive work alongside vintage pieces.
At Photo London 2019, Magnum is presenting work by Mark Power, Rene Burri, Martin Parr, Antoine d’Agata, Cristina Garcia Rodero, Jim Goldberg, Paolo Pellegrin alongside vintage works by Sergio Larrain, Ernest Cole, Herbert List, Harry Gruyaert and Susan Meiselas.
Jim Goldberg’s unique collage of his work in China will be exhibited for the first time in the UK.
Works that are featured in ‘The Body Observed’ curation at the Sainsbury Centre will also be on display. They include vintage prints from Carnival Strippers by Susan Meiselas as well as contemporary prints by Cristina Garcia Rodero and Antoine d’Agata.
Harry Gruyaert’s 1988 photograph from the “Bal du Rat Mort” carnival in Ostende, Belgium, is available as a beautiful vintage dye-transfer print from the 1989 Magnum exhibition “In Our Time”.
Another highlight of the stand is Paolo’s fantastic Antarctica composite piece taken from his 2017 trip surveying climate change.
The stand will also feature vintage prints from Ernest Cole’s “House of Bondage”.
Find us at stand G15
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EVENTS DURING PHOTO LONDON
<b>Martin Parr Book Signing</b>
Location:
Courtyard Pavillion
Stand G15
The Strand, London WC2R 1LA
Date: May 16th from 6:40-7:40pm
Martin Parr will be signing copies of his latest book, Only Human.
Published to coincide with Parr's 2019 exhibition at London's National Portrait Gallery - Only Human examines what it means to be human at a time of both change and retrospection. Martin Parr explores the photographer's most enduring subject - people - as never before. By turns witty, surprising, and ingenious, Martin Parr's photographs from the last decade reveal the eccentricities of modern life with affection and insight.
<b>Martin Parr in Conversation with Dominic Sandbrook</b>
Thursday 16 May 2019 5:40pm – 6:30pm
Lancaster Rooms, Somerset House
In this conversation Dominic Sandbrook will delve into how the British identity is explored in the work of Martin Parr.
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<b>Susan Meiselas in Conversation with Jo Webster</b>
Friday 17 May 2019 11:45
Lancaster Room, Somerset House
Susan Meiselas will be in conversation with Jo Webster, the Managing Editor for Strategy and Operations in EMEA at Reuters.
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<b>Yang Li and Antoine D’Agata in Conversation with Lucy Kumara Moore</b>
Friday 17 May 2019 14:15
Lancaster Room, Somerset House
Director of Claire de Rouen Lucy Kumara Moore will discuss the collaboration and upcoming exhibition between Magnum Photos photographer Antoine d’Agata and the fashion designer Yang Li. Moore recently curated Here We Are, a major exhibition of post war British photography for Burberry.
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