Gallery
Current Exhibition
GROUP SHOW
DON'T STOP ME NOW - the body beyond death
May 29 – Jul 05, 2008
Trolley Gallery is pleased to present a group show examining the human body beyond death. The artists chosen here work with diverse interpretations of the physical, the spiritual, the artefact, and the ritual.
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Affiliated Gallery Events
DAVID RICKARD AT GOETHE INSTITUTE, LONDON
Exhaust 19-06-08
until 19th July 2008
50 Princes Gate
Exhibition Road
London
SW7
Admission free
On the 19-06-08 David Rickard spent a 24-hour period breathing out his exhaled air, via a respiratory mask, into a series of large silver foil balloons.The final arrangement of balloons demonstrated consumed space in the form of a long vapour trail of balloons that rose up the three floors in the stairwell of the Goethe Institute, London. The performance demonstrated our daily consumption of fresh air, and in a quantifiable manner revealed our constant demand for fresh air and our active relationship with the space that surrounds us.
Robert Montgomery - Derniers Jours. Paris May 08
May 31st - July 26th 2008
Galerie Nuke
11 Rue St Anastase
Paris
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Latest Releases
Double Dactyl – Nick Waplington
Accompanying his solo show at The Whitechapel Gallery, London, this new work from Waplington combines large format photographs of friends and family, scenes of British streets and seaside, with an added dimension of digital manipulation. Ranging from the almost undetectable, to the surreally fantastic.
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Purple Hearts: Back from Iraq - Signed Copy – Nina Berman
A Purple Heart, the honour given to soldiers for their wounds, is one that many cling to when faced with the realities of both the return home and their time at war. Accompanying the images are first person interviews with the soldiers as they discuss why they enlisted and their experiences in Iraq, as well as their lives now and the prospect of living as disabled veterans.
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Buffalo Ray Petri – Mitzi Lorenz
This is the story of the legendary Ray Petri and his gang Buffalo, who started a revolution in the 1980's in the world of fashion and style. Starting from the street and bringing together all their different influences, backgrounds and individual talents, mixing them with music and photography, Buffalo was born, and soon in demand by high fashion establishments around the world. PLUS Special Offer for Let Them Eat Cake Magazine readers
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Affiliated Events
Chernobyl - The Hidden Legacy / Chernobyl l'eredità nascosta
Cinema Visionario,
via Asquini 33 Udine
9 giugno - fino agosto
9th June - end of August
There is an exhibition in Italy of 'Chernobyl - The Hidden Legacy' by Pierpaolo Mittica in Udine, Italy, until the end of August 2007.
Save Chechnya Campaign Film Festival
'Chechnya: God, Nation and the Native Land'
Saturday 10th March 2007 12-6pm
Clore Management Centre, Birkbeck College, 27-29 Torrington Square, London, WC1E 7JL.
The programme will bring together footage and images from inside Chechnya, documentaries, films, Chechen-friendly organisations and personalities and books and literature on Chechnya.
Doors open at 12pm and the programme will begin at 1pm. Stanley Greene's award-winning exhibition, 'Open Wound', will be on display during this time.
Save Chechnya Campaign
Open Wound by Stanley Greene
Chernobyl - The Hidden Legacy
Wednesday 18th April until 22nd
Chernobyl - The Hidden Legacy
Trolley Gallery and Maverik Showrooms
73a and 68 Redchurch Street, London, E2.
Exhibition of prints from the forthcoming title from Trolley, Chernobyl - The Hidden Legacy by PierPaolo Mittica, which exposes the horrific legacy of the Chernobyl disaster still in existence today, in preparation for Chernobyl's 21st anniversary on 26th April.
read selection of texts here
Previously the exhibition was chosen for the Chernobyl National Museum in Kiev, Ukraine
The 26th April 2006 marks the twentieth anniversary of the explosion at Chernobyl, whose devastation spread around the world and whose legacy has not yet properly been realised. Pierpaolo Mittica spent four years documenting the place and people left behind in the shadow of the reactors, in a forthcoming publication 'Chernobyl - The Hidden Legacy.'
Chernobyl.info
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iWitness by Tom Stoddart at Refugee Week - Bristol
14th-22nd June 2008
15 images from Tom Stoddart's classic of photojournalism iWITNESS will be on display from June 12th at Bristol Temple Meads train station, enlarged onto banners that occupy the length of the platform on the main concourse.
Measuring 4x4m each, these large-scale images set in the station are part of Refugee Week in the town, organised by the Pierian Centre. In total the event will encompass 9 days of art, stories, people & ideas, and all events are free.
www.pieriancentre.com read more
LE GUN IN LE GUARDIAN! 13/06/08
'Died Happy', an exhibit by Le Gun from the current show at Trolley Gallery 'Don't Stop Me Now - the body beyond death' courted controversy last week when it entered the Guardian Diary section...
www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/jun/13/terrorism1 read more
ART CAR BOOT SALE 2008
Sunday 8th June
The Old Truman Brewery
Peter Blake selling T shirts and Gavin Turk selling tyre treads, it could only be the annual Art Car Boot Sale... read more
TROLLEY BOOKS SELECTED AT PHOTOESPANA 08
M.A.S.H. I.R.A.Q. by Thomas Dworzak and Double Dactyl by Nick Waplington were chosen by the jury of Photoespana as among the best books of the past year. With over 400 books entered from around the world, an exhibition and display of all winning books will be at the National Library of Madrid until July 27th. The Jury was composed of Hans-Michael Koetzle (writer and curator of photography), Oscar Mariné (graphic designer), Alberto Anaut (President of PhotoEspana), Milagros del Corral (Director of the National Library.) read more
PHILIP JONES GRIFFITHS MEMORIAL
The memorial for Philip took place at Asia House on Thursday 29th June 2008 at Asia House, London. read more
Lucky Michaels, author of 'Shelter' featured in online video focussing on the story of a talented poet Aoife Murphy, who is currently one of the kids at the shelter.Watch video here read more
1968 AND ALL THAT
Saturday, 10 May 2008, 10am - 10pm
Conway Hall
Red Lion Square
London WC1
An international conference and bookfair to celebrate the hopes and dreams of May 1968 - forty years after. Trolley Books will be present, along with speakers from France, Germany, Spain, USA, Eastern Europe, Africa and Britain.
"Sous les pavés, la plage." read more
Crosses by Carmine Galasso
New York exhibition
New York Times article
Opens Friday 18th AprilLott Gallery@drivein24
443 West 18th Street
New York
Exhibition continues until May 19th
The exhibition coincides with the visit of the Pope to New York, and a candlelit vigil will be held outside the gallery by the victims to mark the occasion. read more
SHELTER ON NY TIMES BLOG
15/04/08
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BERLIN 25KM MARATHON FOR TROLLEY
Simone Castaldi and Jan Coombs will be running the Berlin 25km Marathon on Sunday 4th May. This will be to raise money for Trolley, for photographers to work on and complete important projects, to then be published in book form. Support the right to inform.
To sponsor Simone online click here
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MARIO TAUCHI - LIVE MANDALA PERFORMANCETuesday 15th April
Waterstones,
9-13 Garrick Street, Covent Garden, London
6pm
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THE SOLDIER OF LOVE LEAVES US
Philip Jones Griffiths 1936 - 2008
We are deeply saddened to lose Philip, loved and respected by so many around the world. His images endure with his pathos and clarity for changing hearts and minds, from Viet Nam to Wales he will be greatly missed.
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CROSSES - PORTRAITS OF CLERGY ABUSE BY CARMINE GALASSO
CHOSEN FOR PDN ANNUAL 2007 read more
THE HOUSE OF WISDOM - FIVE YEARS IN IRAQ BY FRANCO PAGETTI - ON YOUTUBE
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