The Radio 2 Arts Show
Sue Stewart reviews Gina’s exhibition on the Claudia Winkleman radio2 programme this Friday 6th July, 10pm-Midnight. Its up for a week.
An interview of Gina by poet and writer kay Syrad will appear in the February 2010 issue of Black and White magazine.
This will focus on her project Pathways to Memory, a series of black and white toned photographs shot in the late 80’s/90’s from a garden of her childhood.
Black and White magazine, February 2010 issue.
Black and White magazine, February 2010 issue.
Black and White magazine, February 2010 issue.
Black and White magazine, February 2010 issue.
Pathways to Memory
An exhibition of Gina’s black and white selium toned prints will also be shown in the downstairs of the Hoopers gallery.
From the 28 January to the 5 March 2010
Hoopers Gallery, 15 Clerkenwell Close, London EC1 R0AA
Fotofest 2010
Between the 12th and 15th of March 2010, Geof Rayner
and Gina Glover will be reviewers at Fotofest 2010
in Houston, USA.
Liminal World
Gina‘s exhibition Liminal World opens at the Hoopers Gallery, London at the end of January.
This exhibition consists of thirty colour pinhole photographs drawn from a much larger body of work begun nine years ago. Here Gina searches for locations around the world which can convey the threshold between inner and outer worlds, time and impermanency.
These pieces have been selected by Shirley Read to bring together specific moments of liminality so that we may ask ourselves not only about the nature of photographic representation and the role of the photographer in this, but also about our relationship to time and our need to step out of the rush of contemporary life in order to understand it.
From the 28 January to the 5 March 2010
Hoopers Gallery, 15 Clerkenwell Close, London EC1 R0AA
Guangdong Museum of Art
Gina will be exhibiting her new project Playgrounds of war, in the 2009 Photo Biennale at the Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China, from May to August 2009.
Her exhibition is part of The Modern Documentary – Photography and Social Issues, From Record to Metaphor, 1980’s to 2008, curated by Wendy Watriss, Artistic Curator and Senior Curator of FotoFest International and FotoFest 2008-China.