Tim Gander
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Come and see my first solo exhibition at ACEarts Somerton! On all summer. www.acearts.co.uk/2026-2/
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Such a supportive response to my ’sponsor a roll of film’ post yesterday. Nearly 30 rolls of film for my new long term project are now sponsored. Over the next 2 years each sponsor will get to know where their film was used and be dedicated in the eventual work. open.substack.com/pub/marcwils...
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On July 1st an extra import fee of £3 will kick in for people from the EU buying from the U.K. So especially if you’re thinking of buying one of my zines, now might be the time to do it! www.marcwilson.co.uk/book-print-s...
You can now get a fiver off Stephen Leslie's brilliant book Mostly False Reports using the code ELBOW5 here: www.stephenleslie.co.uk/mostly-false... I have it and it's brilliant.
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Red Elvis Window, Battersea, London - 2013 From my new book - Colour - rrbphotobooks.com/products/col...
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New Book - Colour After a break of 5 years, I'm thrilled to announce a return to making books with new publication entitled Colour. Now available to pre-order in large format 128 page softback or special edition hardback (with print) at starting price of only £28. rrbphotobooks.com/products/col...
One of my favourites by @niallmcdiarmid.bsky.social Do check out his lush and distinctive work here: www.niallmcdiarmid.com
Tim Gander reposted
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After a bit of a break, I now have some freelance availability. Get in touch to chat about how I can help you with : • ux/ui design • design direction • design systems • visual identity & brand • accessibility & inclusive design • design process Shares greatly appreciated! damoncharles.com
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Today is publication day for my new book. Bristol’s modernist & brutalist buildings are rarely celebrated. Some are listed, many are threatened, a few are already gone. This book is a record and an appreciation of the buildings and the era that made them possible. www.eberlin.co.uk/store/p/mode...
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From my project What Happened Here. Scattered pencils and pens. This one didn't make it into the book. Copies of the resulting book are available from my website, either hard back or soft cover. Both are limited edition: www.takeagander.co.uk/-/galleries/books
From my book What Happened Here. January 2018 - Teenagers hanging out in Hobo Hut. Copies of What Happened Here are available from my website, either hard back or soft cover. Both are limited edition: www.takeagander.co.uk/-/galleries/books 1/2
From my book What Happened Here. January 2018 - A party at Alby's place. Hard back or soft cover copies available. Both are limited edition: www.takeagander.co.uk/-/galleries/books 1/2
This pic didn't make the book What Happened Here because it didn't move the narrative forward, instead going with the version I posted a while back where he's hunting for scrap. Limited edition copies available: www.takeagander.co.uk/-/galleries/books
This is a great opportunity to hear @niallmcdiarmid.bsky.social talk about his creative process and his documenting of British life over the past decade. At £5.00, I don't think tickets will hang around long!
Artist Talk - Photo Meet - East London - 7th May. I'm really pleased to be giving an artist talk in East London in early May. I'll be talking about my creative process and my travels up and down the UK. Do come along if you can make it. Tickets available here photomeet.org/artist-talks...
The two-year project was captured on a variety of expired photographic films. The book is still available from my website, either hard back or soft cover. Both are limited edition: www.takeagander.co.uk/-/galleries/...
From my book What Happened Here. May 2017 - Boy in abandoned building. One of the few remaining buildings on the Saxonvale site was regularly visited by kids looking for something to break or burn. Book available here: www.takeagander.co.uk/-/galleries/...
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From my book What Happened Here, kids play in an abandoned building. At this stage the site had been empty for 17 years. It's now almost 26 years, and it's still awaiting development. Book available here: www.takeagander.co.uk/-/galleries/...