MMX GALLERY

MMX GALLERY MMX GALLERY - a contemporary photography gallery based in South East London, exhibiting established photographers and photographic artists.

MMX Gallery was founded in an old photography studio in South East London in 2014. The gallery uses photography as a catalyst to exhibit and support exciting new and established photographers and photographic artists. Encouraging freedom of expression and pushing boundaries within the ever changing face of contemporary photographic practice, enables MMX to nurture and show innovative works and ideas within its diverse programme of exhibitions.

Solar eclipse… are you watching?“Darts”, 2017 by Neil Shirreff MMX GALLERY The original board was at 1m square so I want...
12/08/2026

Solar eclipse… are you watching?

“Darts”, 2017 by Neil Shirreff MMX GALLERY
The original board was at 1m square so I wanted to change the relationship between image and object.”

Neil Shirreff is a British artist and photographer based in London. His interest in photography has always lain in the alchemy of its materials and in its ability to describe a visual world beyond reach of the human eye…

Darts, 2017 by Neil Shirreff
Archival Pigment Print, Framed; with mount-board and antireflective art glass
25 x 19.5 cm (image size)
49 x 45 cm (framed)
From the Edition of 10 +2Ap

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Enjoy the viewing of the and protect your eyes!

27/07/2026

“Imperfect” brings together two series of images by photographer David George: stunning night time colour prints, and delicate, hand-printed photogravures. Both intentionally use techniques whose results are both uncertain and unpredictable. The work was produced during repeated walks covering hundreds of miles along the North-East of England’s river corridors, the Tees, Tyne and Wear – from source to sea.
Long photographic exposures produce colour images that are both forensic and unreal, the camera records a world the eye can’t see: colours are transformed, nature moves, man-made structures are fixed. In the gravures, David George embraces a workflow in which variability, mistakes and the ‘war wounds’ of printing result in each print being stunningly unique. Both series explore a landscape continually reshaped by economic pressures, within which once monolithic post- industrial structures vanish.

Book purchase

Selection of prints by David George featured in the book; black and white photogravures and colour prints available at MMX Gallery.
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Heatwave in London today! 33 °C/ 91.4 °F 🌞'Iona Sun' by Paul Kenny view at MMX GALLERY website
25/05/2026

Heatwave in London today! 33 °C/ 91.4 °F 🌞

'Iona Sun' by Paul Kenny view at MMX GALLERY website

Paul Kenny 'Iona Sun', 2010 Signed and dated Archival Pigment print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper 100 x 100 cm, and other dimensions available 44 x 44 cm, Edition of 10 + 2AP 100 x 100 cm, Edition of 3 + 2AP

“Black-and-white always look modern, whatever that word means” - Karl LagerfeldViewing selected prints  Currently we are...
13/04/2026

“Black-and-white always look modern, whatever that word means” - Karl Lagerfeld

Viewing selected prints

Currently we are

Images from left to right:

Rocket Man, Dungeness, 1979 by Brian Griffin
Slagheap IV, Silesia, 1978 by Michal Cała
Martin in My Room, Elsygne Road, Wandsworth, London, 1977 by Brian Griffin

“I photographed ‘Martin in My Room’ because it had a skylight which faced North. Northern Light is the most beautiful light. Always being a fan of electronic music this has a Kraftwerk feel to it.
It was also shown in the exhibition’Total Records’ at the 2013 Recontres d’Arles” - Brian Griffin

The Year of the Fire Horse… 🐎 “As Lunar New Year celebrations begin around the world, 2026 ushers in the Year of the Hor...
21/02/2026

The Year of the Fire Horse… 🐎

“As Lunar New Year celebrations begin around the world, 2026 ushers in the Year of the Horse—a symbol of forward movement, independence, and endurance. This year ushers in the Year of the Fire Horse—a rare, blazing return that only comes once every 60 years.

Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year, falls between late-January and mid-February, with its date set by China’s ancient lunisolar calendar. Since at least the second century B.C., each new year has been named for one of the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac, which repeat in a 12-year cycle. In Chinese astrology, each of the zodiac animals are believed to have distinct traits which are supposedly reflected in people born in that corresponding year.” (Ronan O’Connell, National Geographic)

Image: Singspiel, 2001 by John Reardon from Stallions series,
Silver Gelatin Print, 51 x 76 cm, Edition 2/7

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A bit late… but Happy New Year everyone! It’s good to start with the   and great     at   :    seeing the exhibition, vi...
12/01/2026

A bit late… but Happy New Year everyone!
It’s good to start with the and great at :
seeing the exhibition, view photography and get inspired!
Slowly but surely we will be back with our news and shows too…for 2026…

RIP Martin Parr One of Britain’s most influential and hardworking photographers and a great advocate of British 🇬🇧 Photo...
07/12/2025

RIP Martin Parr
One of Britain’s most influential and hardworking photographers and a great advocate of British 🇬🇧 Photography.

Reunited with one of his best friends Brian Griffin up there….



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