C O L O U R – Group Show

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How do you describe colour? Even the dictionary definition of it is poetic: “That aspect of things that is caused by differing qualities of the light reflected or emitted by them, definable interms of the observer or of the light.” And “a substance, such as a dye, pigment, or paint,that imparts a hue.” — If you know TrendLand, you then know that we love colors and this exhibition is all about Colors. So if you in London, you guys should definitely check the C O L O U R Group Show Exhibition at the Michael Hoppen Gallery

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gentlemen of bacongo Gentlemen Of Bakongo: The African Dandies

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Since 1861 and the first permanent colour print by James Clerk Maxwell, photographers have been able to define their subjects in a more immediate and creative way using colour- stripping it out, intensifying or limiting it.
Presented at the Michael Hoppen Gallery are a group of dynamic artist photographers whose works, in this case, is defined by their use of colour. Used either to enhance reality, to confuse reality or for pure aesthetic pleasure, the works are consistently vibrant and full of life. Artists include Nobuyoshi Araki, Alex Prager, Tim Walker, Ofer Wolberger, Valerie Belin and Guy Bourdin.




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