Exhibitions of Antanas Sutkus at White Space Gallery |
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White Space GalleryGBWhite Space Gallery +44-(0)7949100956 info@whitespacegallery.co.uk Tue-Sat by appt. WHITE SPACE GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTION17 May – 23 Jun 2017White Space GalleryGBWhite Space Gallery +44-(0)7949100956 info@whitespacegallery.co.uk Tue-Sat by appt. PRO MEMORIAPortraits of Kaunas Jewish Ghetto Survivors during the Second World War in Lithuania23 Sep – 22 Oct 2016White Space GalleryGBThe Gallery +44-(0)7949100956 info@whitespacegallery.co.uk Tue-Sat by appt. 12 Russian Winters, 12 Baltic Springs29 Jan – 2 Feb 2013Twelve years ago Anya Stonelake arrived in London and started White Space Gallery. In that time she has missed twelve Russian winters in her beloved St Petersburg and twelve Baltic springs but it is our good fortune that we have not. Thanks to Anya we have discovered the freshness of the New Artists and Timur Novikov from St Petersburg and the poetry of unknown Baltic photographers. Her acute sense of both what has happened and what is happening has introduced the British public to new artists a… White Space GalleryGBPushkin House +44-(0)7949100956 info@whitespacegallery.co.uk Tue-Sat by appt. Solo Exhibition3 Aug – 23 Sep 2012Born in 1939, Sutkus studied journalism at Vilnius University between 1958 –1964. He was one of the founders of the Lithuanian Society of Photographic Art in 1969, and its chairman in 1980 – 1989. In 1989–1990 and since 1996 he is the chairman of the Union of the Lithuanian Art Photographers. In 1983 he received the Lithuanian State Premium for Art; in 1997 he was decorated with the Order of the Grand Duke Gediminas of the 4th degree; in 1998 he received the Art Award of the Li… White Space GalleryGBWhite Space Gallery +44-(0)7949100956 info@whitespacegallery.co.uk Tue-Sat by appt. Seeing Through a Glass Darkly7 Oct – 28 Oct 2011Seeing Through a Glass Darkly is photographic exhibition of 7 artists from Lithuania and Russia. It presents an unofficial history of photographic work taken in Eastern Europe from 1960s to the present day. Over 40 meditative photographs are gathered in this exhibition, by some of the most important yet not fully discovered artists from Lithuania and Russia including Igor Mukhin, Antanas Sutkus, Andrey Tarkovsky and Rimaldas Viksraitis.Based on the words of the Apostle Paul: “For N… White Space GalleryGBWhite Space Gallery +44-(0)7949100956 info@whitespacegallery.co.uk Tue-Sat by appt. Lithuanian Portraits11 Sep – 10 Oct 2008Part I, London: 11 September - 10 October
Anya Stonelake / White Space Gallery
No. 13, Mason's Yard, St James's, London SW1Y 6BU
Tel: 020 7399 9571
www.whitespacegallery.co.uk
Part II, Moscow: 26 September - 26 October
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Bottling Hall, Winzavod Contemporary Art Centre,
4th Syromyatnicheskiy pereulok, 1/9 Moscow
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… White Space GalleryGBWhite Space Gallery +44-(0)7949100956 info@whitespacegallery.co.uk Tue-Sat by appt. Beach Photography30 Jun – 22 Jul 2006"Beach Photography" brings together the work of eight internationally renowned photographers who have explored the culture of the working-class seaside resort in locations ranging from East Anglia to Eastern Europe.
These are not images of exotic locations. There are no brilliant white sands and Caribbean sunsets, but even without the glamour, a trip to the beach is still an escape. Whether in Bognor Regis or Bulgaria, a common theme in the work of these photographers is the budget resort, wher… White Space GalleryGBWhite Space Gallery +44-(0)7949100956 info@whitespacegallery.co.uk Tue-Sat by appt. Daily Life Archives 1959-199315 May – 2 Jun 2006Private view: Monday, 15 May 18.30 – 20.30
Talk by Antanas Sutkus: Friday, 19 May 2.00 at Photo-London Photography Fair, Royal Academy,
Burlington Gardens, London, W1. Tel. 0207 839 9300.
White Space Gallery is pleased to announce first UK solo exhibition by Antanas Sutkus (born 1939), Lithuania’s most famous photographer. As leader of the "Great generation" of Lithuanian photographers who made their mark in the 1960s, Sutkus has been a strong influence on subsequent development of photo… |