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TPG Exhibition List Exhibition History 1971 - present The following list is a record of exhibitions held at The Photographers' Gallery, London since its opening in January 1971. Exhibitions and a selection of other activities and events organised by the Print Sales, the Education Department and the Digital Programme (including the Media Wall) are listed. Please note: The archive collection is continually being catalogued and new material is discovered. This list will be updated intermittently to reflect this. It is for this reason that some exhibitions have more detail than others. Exhibitions listed as archival may contain uncredited worKs and artists. With this in mind, please be aware of the following when using the list for research purposes: – Foyer exhibitions were usually mounted last minute, and therefore there are no complete records of these brief exhibitions, where records exist they have been included in this list – The Bookstall Gallery was a small space in the bookshop, it went on to become the Print Room, and is also listed as Print Room Sales – VideoSpin was a brief series of worKs by video artists exhibited in the bookshop beginning in December 1999 – Gaps in exhibitions coincide with building and development worKs – Where beginning and end dates are the same, the exact dates have yet to be confirmed as the information is not currently available For complete accuracy, information should be verified against primary source documents in the Archive at the Photographers' Gallery. For more information, please contact the Archive at [email protected] 1 1970s Group Exhibition Date: 13/01/1971 – 14/02/1971 Exhibition Title: Concerned Photographer 1 Artist(s) Name: Bischof, Werner; Capa, Robert; Freed, Leonard; Hine, Lewis; Seymour, David; Weiner, Dan Group Exhibition Date: 23/02/1971 – 28/03/1971 Exhibition Title: Ruan O'Lochlainn; Adam Woolfitt; Edward Weston Artist(s) Name: O'Lochlainn, Ruan; Weston, Edward; Woolfitt, Adam Group Exhibition Date: 23/02/1971 – 28/03/1971 Exhibition Title: The Financial Times Industrial Photographic Awards Artist(s) Name: N/A Print Room Date: 23/02/1971 – 28/03/1971 Exhibition Title: Polaroids: Andy Warhol Artist(s) Name: Warhol, Andy Group Exhibition Date: 06/04/1971 – 02/05/1971 Exhibition Title: Eight Young Photographers Artist(s) Name: Birt, Hand; Mazzer, Stevens; ParKinson, Edwards; Trompeteler, Jacobs; Stevens, Tim; Hand; Jacobs; Edwards Solo Exhibition Date: 06/04/1971 – 02/05/1971 Exhibition Title: Gilles Caron Artist(s) Name: Caron, Gilles Exhibition Date: 11/05/1971 – 13/06/1971 Exhibition Title: France: 1850-1950, A Vanished World Artist(s) Name: N/A Group Exhibition; Solo Exhibition Date: 11/05/1971 – 11/05/1971 Exhibition Title: Billie Thune Larsen; Illustrations from Dinner at Magny's Artist(s) Name: Thune, Larsen, Billie Solo Exhibition Date: 11/05/1971 – 13/06/1971 Exhibition Title: J. H. Lartigue: Photos from 1909 till Today Artist(s) Name: Lartigue, Jacques-Henri 2 Exhibition Date: 15/06/1971 – 18/07/1971 Exhibition Title: 37 Sepia Prints of John Thompson's Street Life in London, 1870 Artist(s) Name: Thompson, John Solo Exhibition Date: 15/06/1971 – 18/07/1971 Exhibition Title: Elliott Erwitt: Photographs and Anti-Photographs Artist(s) Name: Erwitt, Elliott Group Exhibition Date: 22/07/1971 – 27/08/1971 Exhibition Title: Four Masters of Erotic Photography Artist(s) Name: Giacobetti, Francis; Hamilton, David; Haskins, Sam; Shinoyama, Kishin Group Exhibition Date: 03/09/1971 – 30/09/1971 Exhibition Title: Witness Artist(s) Name: Cagnoni, Romano; Greenhill, Richard & Sally; HomolKa, Florence; Peto, Michael Solo Exhibition Date: 03/09/1971 – 30/09/1971 Exhibition Title: Zoe Dominic: Ballet Pictures Artist(s) Name: Dominic, Zoe Group Exhibition Date: 05/10/1971 – 31/10/1971 Exhibition Title: An Olivetti Exhibition: On the Many Uses of Photography in their Industry Artist(s) Name: N/A Exhibition Date: 04/11/1971 – 03/12/1971 Exhibition Title: Scoop, Scandal and Strife: A History of Newspaper Photography Artist(s) Name: N/A Curator: Evans, Harold; Baynes, Ken Solo Exhibition Date: 04/11/1971 – 03/12/1971 Exhibition Title: Vanishing Africa: Charcoaled Prints by Mirella Riciardi Artist(s) Name: Riciardi, Mirella Exhibition Date: 08/12/1971 – 31/12/1971 Exhibition Title: Grand Pre-Xmas Print and Poster Sale! 3 Artist(s) Name: Bischof, Werner; Brandt, Bill; Erwitt, Elliott; Flowers; Hurn, David; Lartigue, Jacques-Henri; Mazzer, Bob; Ragazzini, Enzo Solo Exhibition Date: 08/12/1971 – 31/12/1971 Exhibition Title: David Hamilton: Dreams of Young Girls Artist(s) Name: Hamilton, David Group Exhibition Date: 04/01/1972 – 04/02/1972 Exhibition Title: Cibachrome for Fashion and Advertising Photography Artist(s) Name: Arrowsmith, Clive; Cottrell, Julian; Moon, Sarah; Peccinotti, Harri Solo Exhibition Date: 05/01/1972 – 04/02/1972 Exhibition Title: Paul Hill: Reportage from Wolverhampton Artist(s) Name: Hill, Paul Party Date: 04/02/1972 – 04/02/1972 Exhibition Title: Sue's Rent Party! Raise the Roof to Raise the Rent! Artist(s) Name: N/A Group Exhibition Date: 08/02/1972 – 01/03/1972 Exhibition Title: Four Young Photographers Artist(s) Name: Dinah; Killip, Chris; Shore, Stephen; SyKes, Homer Group Exhibition Date: 08/02/1972 – 01/03/1972 Exhibition Title: ILFORD College Award Winners Artist(s) Name: N/A Group Exhibition Date: 03/03/1972 – 26/03/1972 Exhibition Title: The Casual Eye: North Arts Snapshot Exhibition Artist(s) Name: N/A Solo Exhibition Date: 03/03/1972 – 26/03/1972 Exhibition Title: Retrospective: Ian Berry Artist(s) Name: Berry, Ian Group Exhibition Date: 30/03/1972 – 30/04/1972 Exhibition Title: New Photography USA 4 Artist(s) Name: Arbus, Diane; Caponigro, Paul; Davidson, Bruce; Friedlander, Lee; Krause, George; Metzger, Ray K.; Meyerowitz, Joel; Savage, Naomi; Sinsabaugh, Art; Uelsmann, Jerry N.; Winogrand, Garry Solo Exhibition Date: 30/03/1972 – 24/04/1972 Exhibition Title: James Wedge: Photo-Sculpture Artist(s) Name: Wedge, James Group Exhibition Date: 25/04/1972 – 25/05/1972 Exhibition Title: Young Americans: FredericK Cantor, Paul Diamond, Robert d'Alessandro Artist(s) Name: Cantor, FredericK; d'Alessandro, Robert; Diamond, Paul Group Exhibition Date: 03/05/1972 – 31/05/1972 Exhibition Title: Image 6: Current Canadian Photography Artist(s) Name: Gibson, Tom; LaBelle, Ronald; Elington, Judith; Karsh; Westman, Tony; Max, John Solo Exhibition Date: 03/05/1972 – 31/05/1972 Exhibition Title: Francois Dolmetsch: Nudes Artist(s) Name: Dolmetsch, Francois Group Exhibition Date: 03/06/1972 – 25/06/1972 Exhibition Title: Please Don’t Squeeze Me Till I'm Yours Artist(s) Name: N/A Solo Exhibition Date: 27/06/1972 – 14/07/1972 Exhibition Title: Dianne Tammes: Theatrical Photography Artist(s) Name: Tammes, Dianne Solo Exhibition Date: 29/06/1972 – 15/07/1972 Exhibition Title: James Coot: The History of the Olympics in Pictures Artist(s) Name: Coot, James Solo Exhibition Date: 15/07/1972 – 31/07/1972 Exhibition Title: Colour Photography: Carolyn Cavalier Artist(s) Name: Cavalier, Carolyn Solo Exhibition Date: 18/07/1972 – 12/08/1972 5 Exhibition Title: Jean-Philippe Charbonnier: Un Photographe Francais Artist(s) Name: Charbonnier, Jean-Philippe Solo Exhibition Date: 01/08/1972 – 20/08/1972 Exhibition Title: Else Madelon HooyKaas: Polaroid Photosequences from Holland Artist(s) Name: HooyKaas, Else Madelon Group Exhibition Date: 16/08/1972 – 10/09/1972 Exhibition Title: Animal's World Artist(s) Name: SuschitsKy, Wolfgang; Yeomans, Ian; Howarth, Tony; Gavin, Kent; HosKing, Eric; Burton, Jane; Patterson, Donald; Thompson, Sally Ann; McDonald, Alisdair; Davies, David; Reinhard, Hans; Coleman, Bruce; Vanderson, Willie; Tanaka, Tokutaro; Root, Alan; Mayers, Norman Solo Exhibition Date: 22/08/1972 – 12/09/1972 Exhibition Title: Bob Aylott Artist(s) Name: Aylott, Bob Group Exhibition Date: 01/09/1972 – 01/09/1972 Exhibition Title: Waitress Artist(s) Name: Jones, Allen; Street-Porter, Tim Solo Exhibition Date: 09/09/1972 – 09/09/1972 Exhibition Title: Vietnam Inc. Artist(s) Name: Griffith, Phillip Jones Solo Exhibition Date: 14/09/1972 – 30/09/1972 Exhibition Title: Nina Howell Starr: Pictures of American FolK Art Artist(s) Name: Howell Starr, Nina Solo Exhibition Date: 15/09/1972 – 13/10/1972 Exhibition Title: Andre Kertész: Sixty Years of Photography 1912-1972 Artist(s) Name: Kertész, Andre Solo Exhibition Date: 15/09/1972 – 13/10/1972 Exhibition Title: W. Eugene Smith Artist(s) Name: Smith, W. Eugene Solo Exhibition 6 Date: 18/09/1972 – 29/09/1972 Exhibition Title: Alfred WatKins Artist(s) Name: WatKins, Alfred Art Fair Date: 23/09/1972 – 01/10/1972 Exhibition Title: PhotoKina Artist(s) Name: Brandt, Bill; Erwitt, Elliott; Freed, Leonard; Lartigue, Jacques-Henri Solo Exhibition Date: 01/10/1972 – 22/10/1972 Exhibition Title: A GreeK Portfolio: Constantine Manos Artist(s) Name: Manos, Constantine Solo Exhibition Date: 05/10/1972 – 05/10/1972 Exhibition Title: Richard Hamilton: Original Polaroids Artist(s) Name: Hamilton, Richard Exhibition Date: 17/10/1972 – 05/11/1972 Exhibition Title: MASTERPIECE Artist(s) Name: N/A Print Room Date: 17/10/1972 – 05/11/1972 Exhibition Title: Sam HasKins Artist(s) Name: HasKins, Sam Solo Exhibition Date: 24/10/1972 – 12/11/1972 Exhibition Title: Larry Herman: Photographs of a Norwegian Family Artist(s) Name: Herman, Larry Solo Exhibition Date: 26/10/1972 – 26/10/1972 Exhibition Title: Clive LimpKin Artist(s) Name: LimpKin, Clive Exhibition Date: 08/11/1972 – 26/11/1972 Exhibition Title: BBC: The 50th Anniversary Show (From the Archives) Artist(s) Name: N/A Solo
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