Overview : The Photographs Of Anthony Jones

Harbour Arm Gallery
Margate
Kent CT9 1JD

(Next to Turner Contemporary)

May 28-30th 2011

This exhibition offers an insight into the work of fine art photographer Anthony Jones from the sharply observed cityscapes, dark places full of mystery to the haunting 'Black Dog' series, photographs which speak of joy and loss, taken in the city and by the sea.

His work has been published in the British Journal of Photography, Victoria and Albert Museum Magazine, widely exhibited and features in many corporate and private collections in the US and UK.

Award-winning photography book designer and curator Elizabeth Avedon recently published Anthony's work on her blog.

Anthony Jones has donated fourteen prints to the George Eastman House benefit auction in New York later in the year. Details to follow. (benefit).

All the photographs in this exhibition are silver gelatin bromide prints made by Anthony.

"You seem to be one of the last artists working in the classic modernist mode, and analogue to boot! Your influences are also apparent, although I noticed that you didn't include Bill Brandt which I also see hints of in your work."

Roger Watson, curator, Fox Talbot Museum, Wiltshire

"In a day when more photographers are moving to the "quick fix" of digital or are exploring "contemporary themes" it was a real pleasure to see the sheer image quality of Anthony's black & white printing."

Brian Sharland

"Superb show!"

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