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FORTHCOMING EXHIBITION

Wang Fu Chun
Chinese On The Train
3rd March - 14th April 2012

Chi Peng
Mood and Memory
3rd March - 14th April 2012


Exhibitions Available To Tour
John 'Hoppy' Hopkins
Colin Gray

Previous Exhibitions: Independent Evaluations
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Lost and Found
Colin Gray
John 'Hoppy' Hopkins
Pavel Büchler



For full info on past exhibitions please see our archive section.

Futureproof 2011



Exhibition runs:
17th December 2011 -
25th February 2012



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Harry began his photographic career in his Glasgow home town, standing outside the Glasgow Apollo, flogging gig-goers newly-developed shots from bands' Edinburgh shows the night before. Harry's impulse to guerilla lensmanship swiftly drew him to London: from 1979 to 1984 he was a staff photographer for the music weekly Sounds, providing countless front covers. During those five years, Harry's photographs covered the post-punk waterfront, from Blondie to David Bowie; the Associates to Devo by way of Joy Division, Bryan Ferry, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Birthday Party, The Cramps, The Clash, Altered Images, Penetration, The Specials and Suicide (not to mention Wham!, ABC and Spandau Ballet).

At that time, Harry's London flat also became home to fellow Scots migrants like Orange Juice, Aztec Camera, Josef K and The Bluebells. Harry thus became one of the first few photographers to capture the fey arrogance of Edwyn Collins and his Postcard cohorts, and subsequently appeared in the Derek Jarman video for 'What Presence'. Several of these photos comprise Harry's first career retrospective at Street Level Photoworks.



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