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Tom Hunter with be in conversation discussing the London Lives exhibition at Somerset House in London with curator Francis Hodgson and other artists 2pm, 14th of May 2025 https://www.somersethouse.org.uk/whats-on/photo-london-2025/talks-wed-14-may LONDON LIVES: A ROOST FOR EVERY BIRDBenjamin Disraeli had one of his characters, Felix Drolin, say of London that it was ‘a roost for every bird’. In a panel discussion lin

To coincide with Tom Hunter showing in the ‘Namedropping’ exhibition at MONA in Hobart, Tom Hunter will give a talk at the University of Tasmania 12pm 28th of March 2025 Free event and open to the public please book on link below https://www.utas.edu.au/events/2025/march/art-forum-with-tom-hunter https://mona.net.au/stuff-to-do/art/namedropping Tom Hunter a life in photography, from squats to museums Tom

Tom Hunter will be giving a guided walking talk of the hidden history of the old squats in Hackney for Hackney History Month Mon 19 May 2025 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM Hackney Town Hall Square, E8 1EA https://www.tickettailor.com/events/hackneyhistoryfestival/1617248?fbclid=IwY2xjawJGDpJleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHZRVCjVXXAPrGR9VPpkQdwnTtjMGpf6fzyMJpr6-wMu4W6RSwSsfZmiqrg_aem_IoOAb5pNnofO6DUOwQjHgw Tom Hunter, who squatted in Cent

Tom Hunter will be screening his Serpentine Gallery commissioned film ‘A Palace For Us’ with ‘Estate: A Reverie’ by Andrea Luka Zimmerman for Hackney History Month, followed by an in conversation with both directors. 6.15pm Tuesday 6th of May 2025 https://thecastlecinema.com/programme/95315/hackney-history-festival-estate-a-reverie-a-palace-for-us-in-conversation/ Join us for a special double

Tom Hunter’s work is featured in Namedropper exhibition at the MONA, Tasmania, Australia 15th June 2024 until 21st April 2025 Free Talk, 12pm 28th of March 2025 at the University of Tasmania https://www.utas.edu.au/events/2025/march/art-forum-with-tom-hunter https://mona.net.au/museum/exhibitions/namedropping “What’s in a name?” The idea has captivated ever since Shakespeare had Juliet ask of Romeo in his tragi

Tom hunter shows in the group exhibition ‘City Glitch’ in Hackney, London 15th December 2024 until 4th January 2025 Free Entry https://theycometheysittheygo.co.uk/ Tom Hunter is showing his large scale pinhole photograph of ‘The ‘Rio’ Cinema with a renowned of group of London artist at the ‘They Come they sit they go’ project space at the Hackney gallery Finch in London. Othe

Tom Hunter talks to Between the Ears and Debbie Kilbride from BBC Radio 3, for The Ballad of The Hackney Mole Man, William Lyttle https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0024m84 You can hear my dulcet tones along with the great Iain Sinclair and others discussing the life of The Mole Man, art and Hackney life. Great stories of old Hackney. “I’m just a man who loves to dig”, said William Lyttle, an Irish civil engineer who

‘Hackney Marshes’ photograph by Tom hunter is now available as a poster from, Art on A Postcard The posters by lots of leading artist are selling for £25 for charity https://artonapostcard.com/products/tom-hunter-hackney-marshes Are you on the look out for Christmas gifts?This year Art on a Poster have launched a collection of fine art posters featuring work by notable contemporary photographers including

Tom hunter’s photography is featured in Gerry Badger’s book on photographic portraiture Best Face Forward published by Prestel https://prestelpublishing.penguinrandomhouse.de/book/Best-Face-Forward/Gerry-Badger/Prestel/e629856.rhd A renowned photographer, curator, and critic offers extraordinary insights into the evolution and significance of portrait photography.“When we contemplate a portrait,” says Ger

Tom Hunter’s photography work goes on show at the Clemens Sels Museum, Neuss, Germany 10/27/2024 – 02/23/2025 https://clemens-sels-museum-neuss.de/en/ausstellungen/photo-art-photo PHOTO – ART – PHOTOFrom Julia Margaret Cameron to Thomas Ruff The invention of photography revolutionised visual culture in the 19th century. From the very beginning, there were well-known protagonists who saw it as a new art form rat