It was sunny and windy and wet and sandy. Despite the yellowy/cyan cast, I kind of like the results.
I am a freelance photographer and visual artist currently based in London, UK. I use this blog as a place to show work-in-progress, images from recent commissions, exhibition details, and other random bits and bobs.
Please visit www.kateelliott.co.uk for more examples of my work, and www.kateelliottphotography.co.uk for my commercial photography website. I am also one half of artist collaboration KEEM.
Tuesday, 3 September 2013
Cornwall Portraits
It was sunny and windy and wet and sandy. Despite the yellowy/cyan cast, I kind of like the results.
Thursday, 8 August 2013
Recent commission
Artist Sophie Smallhorn recently commissioned me to document her latest public artwork - a glass canopy linking two buildings in Victoria.
It is a beautiful piece, which plays with the light, changing throughout the course of the day and interacting with the people below. Here are a few photographs from the shoot.
It is a beautiful piece, which plays with the light, changing throughout the course of the day and interacting with the people below. Here are a few photographs from the shoot.
Thursday, 25 July 2013
Place of Work: (Whitechapel) - installation shots
Installation shots of Place of Work: (Whitechapel) including two of my photographic prints (20"x24") -
Exhibition continues until 2 August at East Street Arts Show Space
4 Warren Street, London W1T 5LJ
Opening times: 12 - 2pm, 5 - 7pm
Artists include: Asa Desouza-Jones, Carolyn Moon, Charlotte Hailey-Watts, Chris Potts, Claire McArdle, Eleanor Fawcett, Emma Frank, Pennicott + Fleming, Jo Melvin, Justine Pearsall, Kate Elliott, Linda Himbert, Louise Southgate, Luke Drozd, Maggie Nightingale, Michael Lawton, Michal Tkachenko, Michele Fletcher, Miles Lauterwasser, Patricia Pisanelli, Patrick Lears, Quay Hoang, Rosie Gibson, Elvira Oddy, Sarah Barrett, Sian Collins, Stuart Bannister, Syara Ahmed, Thom Walker.
Click here for more information about the series (In) The landscape darling
Thursday, 18 July 2013
Upcoming Shows
I am involved in a few exhibitions, opening during the next three months - please see below for further information and dates/gallery details.
If you are in the area(s) it would be lovely if you could swing by, or join me at the Openings for a drink.
Place of Work: (Whitechapel)
East Street Arts Show Space
14 Warren Street, London W1T 5LJ
Private View: Friday 19 July 7 - 9pm
Exhibition Dates: Wednesday 17 July - Friday 2 August
(Opening times: 12 - 2pm, 5 - 7pm)
East Street Arts hosts an independent exhibition of work by gallery staff members. Permanent, casual, temporary staff and interns showcase work made around the day job.
Exhibition curated by Sarah Barrett and co-curated by Patricia Pisanelli.
This 'Me' of Mine
Ipswich Art School Gallery, Colchester and Ipswich Museum
1 Upper High Street, Ipswich, IP1 3QH
Private View: 21 September 2013 (times TBC)
Exhibition Dates: 21 September 2013 - 05 January 2014
(Opening times: Tuesday-Sunday 10am - 5pm)
This ‘Me’ of Mine is an example of ‘distributed practice’, a phrase coined to describe the creative use of diverse networks taking artists beyond the boundaries of traditional art practice. It is a touring contemporary art exhibition which looks at self in relation to context. It presents issues of socialization and the influence of social groups, our connection to objects as a means to express emotion and to hold memories, the passage of time and limitations imposed by circumstance, and the effects of living in a digital age.
Exhibition curated by Jane Boyer.
For further details please click here.
Four Corners
121 Roman Road, Bethnal Green, London, E2 0QN
Private View: Wednesday 16 October 6.30 - 8.30pm
Artist's Talk: Saturday 19 October 2.30 - 4.30pm
Exhibition Dates: Thursday 17 October - Friday 25 October
(Opening times: Monday-Saturday 10am - 6pm)
More details to follow soon...
If you are in the area(s) it would be lovely if you could swing by, or join me at the Openings for a drink.
Place of Work: (Whitechapel)
East Street Arts Show Space
14 Warren Street, London W1T 5LJ
Private View: Friday 19 July 7 - 9pm
Exhibition Dates: Wednesday 17 July - Friday 2 August
(Opening times: 12 - 2pm, 5 - 7pm)
East Street Arts hosts an independent exhibition of work by gallery staff members. Permanent, casual, temporary staff and interns showcase work made around the day job.
Exhibition curated by Sarah Barrett and co-curated by Patricia Pisanelli.
This 'Me' of Mine
Ipswich Art School Gallery, Colchester and Ipswich Museum
1 Upper High Street, Ipswich, IP1 3QH
Private View: 21 September 2013 (times TBC)
Exhibition Dates: 21 September 2013 - 05 January 2014
(Opening times: Tuesday-Sunday 10am - 5pm)
This ‘Me’ of Mine is an example of ‘distributed practice’, a phrase coined to describe the creative use of diverse networks taking artists beyond the boundaries of traditional art practice. It is a touring contemporary art exhibition which looks at self in relation to context. It presents issues of socialization and the influence of social groups, our connection to objects as a means to express emotion and to hold memories, the passage of time and limitations imposed by circumstance, and the effects of living in a digital age.
Exhibition curated by Jane Boyer.
For further details please click here.
Four Corners
121 Roman Road, Bethnal Green, London, E2 0QN
Private View: Wednesday 16 October 6.30 - 8.30pm
Artist's Talk: Saturday 19 October 2.30 - 4.30pm
Exhibition Dates: Thursday 17 October - Friday 25 October
(Opening times: Monday-Saturday 10am - 6pm)
More details to follow soon...
Monday, 8 July 2013
Limited Edition Prints
KEEM have released 3 images from the project A Chain of Wooded Mountains, that can now be purchased as limited edition prints.
Each image is priced at £50 and is an edition of 50. Prints are signed and numbered on the reverse.
All proceeds go towards publishing our book A Chain of Wooded Mountains later this year.
To buy a print, or for any further information (inc. enquiries about having the work framed), please email us here
Each image is priced at £50 and is an edition of 50. Prints are signed and numbered on the reverse.
All proceeds go towards publishing our book A Chain of Wooded Mountains later this year.
To buy a print, or for any further information (inc. enquiries about having the work framed), please email us here
C-Type Photographic Print, 12x18"
Edition of 50, signed and numbered on reverse
£50.00
C-Type Photographic Print, 12x16"
Edition of 50, signed and numbered on reverse
£50.00
C-Type Photographic Print, 12x16"
Edition of 50, signed and numbered on reverse
£50.00
Tuesday, 2 July 2013
Duality
Looking through my archive of old images, I came across this photograph of a guy - Dave - I once met. I still find something about him intriguing...
Wednesday, 12 June 2013
Winners of the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2013
Here are a few images I took on Monday night during the Award Ceremony of the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2013 at The Photographers' Gallery.
Mike Figgis was presenting the award and Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin were the lucky winners!
Mike Figgis was presenting the award and Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin were the lucky winners!
Friday, 10 May 2013
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
A Chain of Wooded Mountains - Publication
KEEM's first publication A Chain of Wooded Mountains has arrived back from the printers, and includes a specially commissioned text by writer Matthew de Kersaint Giraudeau.
We are now looking into various options, and meeting with different publishers and print companies, before we go ahead with producing a limited edition print-run of the book.
Click here for further information.
Saturday, 6 April 2013
Portrait play
A few days ago Emma McGarry and I took some portraits of one another. We hadn't planned to. It came about as a result of some test shots Emma was taking for a new project she is currently researching. We took it in turn to take each other's portrait, swapping between shots directed by the person taking photographs, to shots directed by the person being photographed.
It became quite an interesting game, seeing both the similarities and the differences in the way one chooses to present themself in front of the camera, compared to the way in which the person behind the camera wants to portray that person.
It became quite an interesting game, seeing both the similarities and the differences in the way one chooses to present themself in front of the camera, compared to the way in which the person behind the camera wants to portray that person.
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