Born in Dorset, Tom Hunter moved to Hackney in 1986. His work has been seen at London’s National Gallery, the V&A Museum and Saatchi Collection By Will Cantopher BBC London For an artist who plucks his ideas from today’s headlines while looking back to the painterly traditions of the past, Tom Hunter is resolute about one thing. He seldom strays far from the Hackney, east London neighbourhood h
‘The Ghetto’ 3D Photographic Model, Tom Hunter, 1994 http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/postcodes/places/E8.html The photographic model ‘The Ghetto’ was created in 1994 by Tom Hunter when he lived in a squatted community in Hackney. The title for the series comes from the local paper the Hackney Gazette, which printed an article about his community. One part of the ‘The Ghetto’ article describes the neigh
http://www.daserste.de/information/wissen-kultur/ttt/sendung/wdr/2012/tom-hunter-102.html Sozialkritische Fotos nach Motiven Alter Meister Der Brite Tom Hunter fotografiert im Londoner Viertel Hackney Es ist ein Klassiker der Kunstgeschichte: Jan Vermeers Bild “Briefleserin am offenen Fenster” aus dem 17. Jahrhundert. Dem britischen Fotografen Tom Hunter diente es als Vorlage für sein bekanntestes Foto. &
I’ll be talking at this on Monday.. East End Archive LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY – CASS GALLERY 59-63 Whitechapel High Street, E1 7PFAldgate East 12 Nov – 10am-6pm EAST END ARCHIVE SYMPOSIUM Discussion on the creation of the On-line digital archive of the East End. Speakers include Susan Andrews, David Howells, Mike Seaborne and Graham Diprose, Stefan Dickers, Zelda Cheatle, Nick Haeffner, Tom Hu
This event is now sold out In Conversation with Steven Berkoff and Tom Hunter 26 November 2012, 18:30 To celebrate the recent publication launches of East End Photographs by Steven Berkoff and The Way Home by Tom Hunter, The Photographers’ Gallery Bookshop presents a joint book presentation and talk. Focusing on the two photographers’ mutual subject matter, Berkoff and Hunter will discuss their bodies of work which f