>> Blog blog blog, January 2010
I have started a blog! It will be updated more regularly than this so have a look: http://www.laurabraunblog.blogspot.com
>> Notebook, November 20.-22. 2009
>>"Wo bin ich?", October 2009
My friends Vânia Oliveira and Ulé Barcelos and I are doing this exhibition in Stuttgart-Germany. It is themed around identity and its relationship to place. This time I worked not with my own images but with images of Stuttgart from various archives and collections.
>>Photographers' Gallery Commission, Spring 2009
The Photographers' Gallery commissioned me to photograph three shops in Soho as part o their involvement in their new neighbourhood of Soho and as part of my ongoing London Shops. http://www.photonet.org.uk/index.php?pid=254
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Hijack Reality: Deptford X, October 2008
Our project While you wait was included in the bokk "Hijack Reality: Deptford X" edited by Bob and Roberta Smith and publisged by CT Editions on the occasion of the 10th aniversary of DeptfordX Art Festival. > For more info and to order the book go to: http://www.deptfordx.org
>> This is not a gateway festival, October 2008
Festival focused around the city Dalston, London 24th-26th Oct 2008
I showed my "Dalston Polaroids" in an exhibition at Café Oto as part of the festival. I also went out and flyposted copies of the images in the locations phere I had taken them.
>>Changing Spaces, May 2008
at Photofusion in Brixton, London. 15 May - 21 June 2008
>> Portugal, January - June 2008
I will be in Portugal working on a new project between February and April 2008.
>> Dalston Polaroids, Winter 2007/8
My hand-made book "dalston polaroids" (edition of 25) is available in bookshops in London. The Photographers’ Gallery Bookshop in Covent Garden, Claire de Rouen Books on Charing Cross Road and The Bookart Bookshop on Pitfield Street near Old St. tube station each have a few copies in stock.
>> While you wait, September 2007
Joint project with Jane Maxwell-Hylop, Deptford X festival, September 2007. Here are some of the project's results, more to come soon. To see Jane's work please go to: www.peopleandthings.info
