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| Re-visiting - Suaeda fruticosa, Blakeney - Plate N°303 Blakeney, June 2014, 52°58.546'N1°0.015'E | ©chrystel lebas all rights reserved | |
News:
Solo Exhibition at Groundwork Gallery: Chrystel lebas/ Regarding Nature
23rd June 2017 – 16th September 2018A selection from my series Weeds and Aliens Studies, commissioned by the FT Magazine "My London" published during Photo London 2017 will be exhibited at Peckham 24, opening Friday 18th May until 20th May, to coincide with Photo London 2018
Field Studies: Walking through Landscapes and Archives, designed by Hans Gremmen and published by Fw: books is shortlisted for the Kraszna Krausz Best Photography Book 2018 and will be exhibited at Photo London, Sommerset House, 17-20 May 2018
Field Studies: Walking through Landscapes and Archives, designed by Hans Gremmen and published by Fw: books won the Best Dutch book design 2016 and is exhibited at The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, 29 Sept.- 29 Oct. 2017
Solo Exhibition at The Photographers Gallery London: Chrystel lebas/ Regarding Nature
23rd June 2017 – 5th August 2017Solo Exhibition at Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography, Amsterdam: Chrystel lebas/ Regarding Nature
10th December 2016 – 5th March 2017: https://www.huismarseille.nl/en/tentoonstelling/chrystel-lebas/
A selection of Re-visiting is exhibited at The Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh: The View From Here: Landscape Photography at the National Galleries of Scotland
October 2016 until April 2017: https://www.nationalgalleries.org/whatson/on-now-coming-soon/the-view-from-here/
Article written by Camilla Brown, The evolving relationship between an artist and the landscape in the work of Chrystel Lebas, in Photomonitor:
http://www.photomonitor.co.uk/lebas1/UNSEEN Amsterdam Photo Fair 23-25 September 2016 with The Photographers’ Gallery: https://www.unseenamsterdam.com/photographers/chrystel-lebas
Natural History Museum London film produced by Sally Weale, recording interviews and fieldwork with artist Chrystel Lebas and scientists Dr Mark Spencer (Senior botanist)
and Kath Castillo (botanist and biologist) collaboration looking at Sir Edward James Salisbury collection: Looking at past habitats through a modern lens:
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/looking-at-past-habitats-through-a-modern-lens.htmlObserving Environmental Change: Chrystel Lebas and the Sir Edward James Salisbury Collection,
Natural History Museum London: http://tinyurl.com/k8vwoxp