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SUMMARY:Mini Iconic Bowie – Terry O’Neill
DESCRIPTION:Dimbola Museum & Galleries are honoured that Iconic Images have kindly agreed to loan us photographs of David Bowie taken by the late Terry O’Neil left over from our Iconic Bowie exhibition is 2019. \nOver a 20-year period\, O’Neill captured Bowie’s shapeshifting artistry better than just about anybody else. \nO’Neill’s photographs have left such a lasting impression because he was able to demystify some of the 20th century’s biggest icons. \nBy the time O’Neill started shooting Bowie during his Ziggy Stardust tour in 1973\, he was much a respected name in photography. \nCurrently exclusive to Dimbola in the UK\, the limited editions images are available to purchase. For more information please email admin@dimbola.co.uk
URL:https://dimbola.co.uk/event/mini-iconic-bowie-terry-oneill/
CATEGORIES:Current Exhibitions,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Dimbola Celebrates 30th Anniversary: A Milestone in Preserving Photographic Legacy JUNE 1ST 2024
DESCRIPTION:© Isle of Wight Festival                                                                             \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOriginally the home of pioneering Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron\, Dimbola Museum & Galleries stands as a testament to her groundbreaking contributions to the art form. Now\, thirty years since its inception\, we continue to honour Cameron’s legacy while expanding our reach to showcase diverse photographic works from around the world. \nEstablished in 1994\, we have become a   beacon of artistic   exploration and   historical   preservation\, attracting visitors     from around the globe. In our   illustrious   history\, we have   curated  countless   exhibitions\,   workshops\, and events\,   fostering a  vibrant community of artists\,   scholars\, and enthusiasts alike. From the   earliest days of photography to the cutting-   edge innovations of today\, we remain at the   forefront of preserving photographic   heritage and pushing the boundaries of   visual storytelling. \n“We are thrilled to commemorate thirty years of Dimbola Museum & Galleries\,” says Dr Brian Hinton\, Chair of the Julia Margaret Cameron Trust. “Since our founding\, we have been dedicated to preserving the past\, engaging with the present\, and inspiring the future of photography. As we look ahead\, we are excited to continue our mission of fostering creativity\, curiosity\, and connection through the power of images.” \nTo celebrate this historic milestone\, We have planned a schedule of events during the day followed by an invitation-only evening party hosted by Jules Cameron\, the Vice president of Dimbola\, the great great great granddaughter of Julia Margaret Cameron\, international DJ and comedian. Cocktails will be supplied by Mermaid Gin and the Isle of Wight Cocktail Company kindly staffed by expert mixologists from The Albion Hotel who will also provide canapés\, a taste of their new hotel a short walk away.  Jules Cameron will be doing a DJ set and is also curating a collection of arts from special guest artists\, Lauren Baker\, Diana Gomez and others.  \nOur main exhibition is by Lisen Stibeck\, a contemporary Swedish photographic artist who shares unexpected parallels with Julia Margaret Cameron in their respective creative journeys. Born more than a century apart\, these artists share an unwavering devotion to the craft\, an exploration of the feminine experience\, and the manifestation of dreamlike realities.  \nAs we embark on our next chapter we invite visitors\, supporters and patrons to join in celebrating thirty years of photographic excellence and innovation to honour the past and embrace the present\, envisioning the limitless possibilities of the future through the lens of Dimbola.
URL:https://dimbola.co.uk/event/dimbola-celebrates-30th-anniversary-a-milestone-in-preserving-photographic-legacy-june-1st-2024-2/
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SUMMARY:Mela Hilleard: At the Dining Room with Julia Margaret Cameron; Frames of time
DESCRIPTION:The award-winning film director Mela Hilleard showcases her photographic work in the gift shop at Dimbola Museum & Galleries\, home of the great Victorian photographer\, Julia Margaret Cameron\, who will be the inspiration for Mela’s next film. The exhibition is located in our gift shop and is free to view. \nAbout the Artist: \nMela was born in Poland and her family was forcibly moved from Lviv\, after WW2. She says\, “I was raised on longing\, for the lost paradise\, for the time which does not exist seeking refuge in the world of art\, at first theatre and later in photography and filmmaking. \nI became interested in breaking conventions\, thinking more in terms of poetry\, always following my feelings and intuition. I like when things have their own unspoken history\, imperfections\, reflections\, the crumbles of memories and dreams. Being like a collector of eternal appearance; light is beginning and end of everything to me – the inner light of every person\, light in the room\, light of the past moment\, waiting for the light… \nI am working now on developing a new project: ‘From life. Following in the footsteps of Julia Margaret Cameron’. Her life becomes a parallel story told through filmmaking and photographic eyes of mine inspired by her\, in the 21st century\, woven like separate strands of hair into one plait.” \nmelahilleard.com Contact: melahilleard@gmail.com
URL:https://dimbola.co.uk/event/mela-hilleard-at-the-dining-room-with-julia-margaret-cameron-frames-of-time-2/
CATEGORIES:Current Exhibitions,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Dave Shrimpton: Searching for Alice
DESCRIPTION:Dave Shrimpton is a wet plate collodion photographer who uses vintage cameras to produce his art. He cites the work of Julia Margaret Cameron as his inspiration and says that upon viewing his first Cameron exhibition his “world changed for ever”.\nThis exhibition is entitled “Searching for Alice” and uses the image of Alice Liddell\, photographed by and friend of Julia Margaret Cameron\, as its point of departure. Being drawn into the world of Mrs Cameron through his own Muse\, Catarina Correia\, Dave’s work seeks to explore the results of the often unpredictable and unique wet collodion process. \nHe is thrilled to be displaying such a large body of his work in one place with many images not previously seen by a public audience. Dave will further follow in the creative footsteps of Mrs Cameron by photographing the current museum staff. The sitters for many of her iconic photographs were actually servants within the household staff at Dimbola. These priceless wet plates taken by Dave will form a further element to this already exciting and dynamic exhibition.
URL:https://dimbola.co.uk/event/dave-shrimpton-searching-for-alice/
CATEGORIES:Current Exhibitions,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Greg Douglass at Dimbola 6th October!
DESCRIPTION:After last year’s totally sold out appearance as the top Californian rock guitarist Greg Douglass- a key member of The Steve Miller Band – is returning on Sunday 6th October for another  “up close and intimate” gig.   \nTogether with his superb U.K band Greg will be presenting an evening dedicated to The Steve Miller Band’s many hits.   Greg co-wrote the hit “Jungle Love” which he performed on The Steve Miller Band’s “Book Of Dreams” album.  It later re-surfaced on the  “Steve Miller – Greatest Hits” 1974- 1978″ album – which has sold over FIFTEEN MILLION copies in the U.S.A. alone! Greg also contributed to songs on Steve Miller’s albums “Abracadabra” (including the title track-=  a number one single) and “Living In The Twentieth Century“. Not surprisingly Greg and  the rest of the band were  inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in Cleveland\, Ohio in 2016. \n After “Abracadabra”\, “The Joker” is probably the best known Steve Miller Band song\, although “Rock’n Me’ topped the Charts\, “Fly Like an Eagle” was a million-selling single which reached number two\, “Jet Airliner” reached number eight\, whilst “Take The Money and Run” was also a top ten hit. \nGreg has also been a member of Van Morrison’s band\,  Janis Joplin’s band Big Brother & The Holding Company\, The Jefferson Airplane offshoot Hot Tuna\, and Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Tom Fogerty’s band\, toured with r & b legend Bo Diddley.  As the guitarist with The Greg Kihn Band\, he recorded their  massive hit “Jeopardy”\, which reached number two on the U.S charts – only held back by from the number one spot by Michael Jackson’s “Beat It”. \n Greg will be playing lead guitar\, fronting his very experienced U.K based band. Keyboard player Rob Beckinsale and bassist Steve Browning were members of the legendary San Francisco band It’s A Beautiful Day\, and appeared at The Isle Of Wight Festival with them. Steve was also a member of The Pretty Things\, together with Dick Taylor\, the first bass player for The Rolling Stones. The “new boy” -drummer Chris Hughes – was a member of the Manfred Mann offshoot Deaf Boy Hugg & The Hearing Aids.  Rob\, Steve & Chris all members of Woodstock Festival legend Barry The “Fish Melton’s U.K band\, who recently performed at Dimbola Museum & Galleries in July. \n This is an intimate and  “up close ” event with STRICTLY  LIMITED availability – ‘first come first served.’\nDoors open at 6.30.p.m.  for 7 p.m start. Drinks will be available to purchase from the bar. \nIf you saw them last time\, you know how good these guys are – tickets are just £13\, very limited and on sale now.\nCall us on 01983 756814  between 10am-4pm and pay card over the phone or pop in.\nDon’t miss out – buy your tickets NOW as  this one will sell out!!
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