Light Into Matter

03/09/2017

Our group Light Into Matter at Ambika P3 with our tutors David Bate and Lucy Soutter ! Thank you for amazing two years at University of Westminster!!

02/09/2017

Our symposium 'On the Cusp : debating Richard Mosse's Incoming has begun ! Thank you our speakers
Lewis Bush , Duncan Wooldridge , Joy Gregory , David Moore and Lucy Soutter !

01/09/2017

What a fantastic news we have to share with you!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-41094716

See you soon in few hours at our PV at Ambika P3 !

The students of the Westminster University photography MA have completed their final projects. Here is a selection of their images, which can be seen in London's Ambika P3 space until 5 September.

30/08/2017

Only 2 days left to our PV night! We are all looking forward to see you!

In the meantime is during last rehearsal with her dancer. Join us to see on Friday Live movement performance based on Laban's method - Jean's base for her masters research.

27/08/2017

We are please to share! Tomorrow we will takeover Photograd's Instagram till Thursday.

27/08/2017

Light Into Matter is so proud of Jan Cylwik! We couldn't be more happy for Jan. We all know how hard he was working through this year on his project 'Lost Futures'. Congratulation!!

Thank you The House of The Artists !

Exhibition ! University of Westminster MA Photography Show 2017 Private View: 1st September 6:30 - 8:30 pm. Exhibitions: 23rd August - 5th September 12 - 7 pm (Closed Monday 28th August) Ambika P3, University of Westminster 35 Marylebone Road London, NW1 5LS London, UK (nearest tube: Baker Street) ________ Featured artist: .cylwik project 'Lost Futures' where Jan has fashioned a unique way of looking back at the social tectonics of ideologies and our desire to hold onto their promised futures. The spectres of ideologies appear out of their time as nostalgia for ideas, images, and ideals of a past age which now grate and creek against the joints of the present. Spectres are what one imagines, what one thinks one sees and projects on an imaginary blank screen when there is nothing to see. http://ift.tt/2wPEiHg _________ Two exhibitions will be on display: Light into Matter from students on the Photography Arts MA and Out of Dust from the Documentary Photography and Photojournalism MA. Admission free. Donations welcome through Just Giving! Symposium On the Cusp: Debating Richard Mosse’s ‘Incoming’ Exhibition 2nd September 4 - 6 pm Tickets available through Eventbrite | cost £5.9 ________ http://ift.tt/2vq0JPI

26/08/2017

Light Into Matter is open on Sunday 27th from 12-7pm. (Monday Bank Holiday we are closed)

Over here installation of Nicola Morley's project 'Coerecion'

See you in Ambika P3. And thank you for all your comments left in our guest book!!

25/08/2017

Thank you to all who already visited our exhibition!

For those who are planning to visit Light Into Matter we will be open through the whole weekend from 12 - 7pm.
Exhibition entry is free.
Ambika P3 -opposite Baker Street Station.

23/08/2017

Light Into Matter Exhibition is officially open now. After 2 years we did it! Mike Cookson Jan Cylwik Joanna Burejza Krystian Data Jean Johnson Jones Nicola Morley Rob Wyllie

21/08/2017

1 day left to opening shared exhibition Light Into Matter and Out of Dust!

In the meant time we are so pleased to share Graduate Photography Online 2017 link from Source Photographic Review
http://www.source.ie/graduate/2017/westpharma/westpharma_index.php

Source: Graduate Photography Online - 2017 - University of Westminster - MA Photography Arts

21/08/2017

2 days left to opening Light Into Matter Exhibtion!

We hope to see you all soon at Ambika P3!

We thank our Course Leader Dr Lucy Soutter for all the help and assistance through our last year at University of Westminster. We are very privileged to have such a great tutor! Thank you.

20/08/2017

Please look at our Symposium! Our Course Leader Lucy Soutter is one of the Speakers!!

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/on-the-cusp-debating-richard-mosses-incoming-tickets-35710560247

On the cusp: debating Richard Mosse's INCOMING No exhibition this year has attracted as much critical attention as Richard Mosse’s INCOMING. Sitting on the cusp of art and documentary, Mosse's video installation, still images and book raise pressing questions about the role of representation, aesthe...