Exhibitions

Tom Hunter’s Prayer Places series will be shown in the Squaring the Circles of Confusion exhibition, at the Royal Photographic Society in Bristol   10 April until 21 June 2020 Thursday – Sunday 10am – 5pm   https://rps.org/events/bristol/2020/april/squaring-the-circles-of-confusion-neo-pictorialism-in-the-21st-century/   Pictorialism was photography’s dominant art form from the mid-ni

  Tom Hunter’s ‘Woman Reading Possession Order’ will be showing in the ‘Inspiration – Iconic Works’ exhibition at the National Museum in Stockholm, Sweden   20th February until May 17th 2020   https://www.nationalmuseum.se/en/utst%C3%A4llningar/kommande-utst%C3%A4llningar/inspiration-iconic-works   Contemporay art side by side with classical works exhibition How

My commissioned photography work will be showing as part of Der Palast dance show in the VolksBühne theatre, Berlin Germany.   Shows  on the 29th and 30th of November 2019 https://www.volksbuehne.berlin/en/programm/6666/der-palast   “Everyone knows about the transformation of Berlin’s centre since the fall of the wall: crumbling old buildings were occupied and filled with new life, the city developed i

  Tom Hunter will be signing his new book Where Have All The Flowers Gone at Paris Photo   2.30pm, 7th of November Hartmann Books Booth SE 29 Grand Palais   https://programme.parisphoto.com/en/detail,book_signings.htm?zoom=7DF943F5-7AEF-097F-BB8A-FB3FA3BCAE0F   Buy the book here; https://www.hartmannprojects.com/publications/hunter-publication/?lang=en   For “Where have all the flowers

HOME SWEET HOME, 1970 — 2018 : THE BRITISH HOME, A POLITICAL HISTORY,  featuring Tom Hunter’s Holly Street project opens the New Institute of Photography in Lille, France.  https://www.institut-photo.com/en/event/homes-sweet-home/ 12 October – 15 November 2019 10am – 6pm Tuesday till Sunday, closed Mondays The British’s attachment to their homes has continued to assert itself since the early nineteent