Catch Up - Liam Henry + Matt Saunders

Our very own Liam Henry will be exhibiting at the next Catch Up in Leeds on the 16th February. His special guest is the wonderfully talented Matt Saunders/Rabbit Portal.

Details

http://www.catch-upleeds.com/

Catch-Up Events are to be held at Top-Up, the current studio/shop/gallery of Jay Cover.

Top-Up is a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station.

Coming out from Leeds Station towards City centre, take a sharp right and walk down New Station Street. Then take the first right onto Neville Street, walk directly through the Dark Arches. Take the first right after crossing the bridge onto Water Lane, continue on Water Lane for 5 minutes, arrive at Out Of The Woods café and Top-Up is next door.

David Maisel - Library of Dust

A striking collection of typographic images depicting the cremated remains of the inhabitants of a mental institution.

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No Culture Icons - Free rewards for customers!

To treat our loyal customers, every 5 films you have processed by us, we  give you a NCI t-shirt or tote bag, totally free! We will be treating customers new and old, so if youve had five films developed by us in the past, don't worry, we'll make sure you're rewarded!

Rafael Gonzalez

http://fieldsights.com/
http://www.facebook.com/FieldSights
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rafael-gonzalez/

Thilde Jensen - Canaries

Portraits of people with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS) by Thilde Jensen, a Photographer who suffers from the very condition she documents.

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Mariko Sakaguchi

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Jeff Harris - 13 years of self portraits

An incredible video showing 4,748 self portraits taken by Jeff Harris over 13 years of his life. It's rare to see something like this that you want to watch the whole way through, but all of his images are technically brilliant, with great uses of colour and composition. Alot of them have a similar composition and framing to what Wes Anderson would use.

It is a great emotive journey, definitely worth watching. The new Noah Kalina perhaps?

Is this the end for Kodak?

They brought film photography and printing to the mainstream and now it seems like it might be the end of the line for some of our favourite emulsions here at NCI.

Have a look at this article on British Journal of Photography, it seems like there's still some hope and its not quite time to start throwing away all of your frozen veg and filling the freezer with Tri-X and Portra...

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