Last night was the private view for our second photography group exhibition entitled "Untouched Secrets". The show boasts work from some of the most exciting and emerging photographers from across the globe and coincides with the release of Michael Winterbottoms new film "The Killer Inside Me". The private was a great success: the work came ...
HASISI PARK, MARLON RABENREITHER, MICHAEL OTERO, STUART PILLINGER, JULIA WILAM, LEWIS CHAPLIN, KIRILL KULETSKI, EMMA SHERIDAN ADAM REVENGTON, JESSICA BERNARD Curated by Shane Connolly/Sweet and Sound Sweet and Sound would like to invite ...
Last Thursday was the private view for our first photographic exhibition ‘New Moves’ at the Chapter One Gallery. After a week of intense preparation, promotion and a tiny bit of procrastination on our behalf, the show was ready and the turnout was huge! All the exhibitors where there, standing proud by their work alongside a 200 plus-strong crowd enjoying the prints on display and the free drinks provided by Tiger Beer. We were also blessed with the presence of world renowned photographer David Bailey! So all in all, the private view was a huge success. The show is showing throughout December at Chapter One, expect some live performances throughout the month from a range of musicians. Thanks to all the people involved and everyone who turned up on Thursday. Expect more to come in the new year!
TIM AND BARRY, MICHAEL OTERO, FENTON BAILEY, ROBERT FELIX,MARLON RABENREITHER, HENRY MACKAY-BULL Sweet and Sound would like to invite you all to the private view of ‘New Moves’. This is our first curated exhibition where we will be exhibiting 5 of ...
Marlon Rabenreither was born in Vienna but spent the most important and interesting years of his life in the sleazy streets of Hollywood. Since leaving Los Angeles two years ago for England to study Fine Art at Goldsmiths University of London he has focused mostly on Collage and Video work. Rabenreither is interested in documenting Los Angeles, Witchcraft, Teenagers and Punks . He ritually shoots 1 or 2 rolls of film a week and has done so for a little over one year but considers his photographs to be more of a personal archive as opposed to a legitimate art practice. “I have little idea of why anyone would be interested in the kids in my photographs or for that matter me”
