current exhibition
FRANKIE MCALLISTER - SUBJECTIVE VIEW
our Artists
Frankie McAllister
Frankie McAllister is an Irish photographer, based in London. She has exhibited widely, both nationally and internationally, from the UK to the USA, Greece, France, and the Netherlands, where her work has accumulated numerous commendations from different photography awards.
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Emma Rose
Emma Rose is a photographer known for her captivating black and white images that feature blurred and undefined people and landscapes. Her work often evokes a dreamlike atmosphere reminiscent of the mythical Otherworld.
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Keith Parry
Resident Artist
Parry’s lens draws us quietly into topographies full of absence, and slowly reveals the traces that endure. Parry graduated in Fine Art in 1987 and is since focussing on photographic image making.
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Barry Cawston
Resident Artist
Cawston is drawing us in with his mysterious storytelling until it becomes almost impossible to remember that the imagery is found by him and not imagined by us.
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John Bulmer
Resident Artist
Bulmer brings together a unique collection of extraordinary images shot in the turbulent decades of the 1960's and 70's. Bulmer's commissions took him to the four corners of a greatly changing world.
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Katie Edwards
Embark on a 10,000-mile train journey across the USA, where Edwards makes this vast nation comprehensible through the frame of the train window.
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Anya Broido
BROIDO’s introduces us to the stunning portraiture of an exciting new photographic talent. In Broido's hands an entire lifetime is captured in an instant and her levelling eye gives a dignity to all the people that inhabit her extraordinary world.
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our Spotlight
We believe that emerging talents deserve a chance to showcase their work to a wider audience. Our Spotlight Gallery, is a unique platform in which we are curating and selling individual photographs by promising photographers.
Jamie Tilley – Hereford Cow
Jamie’s photography often explores the intersection of visual art and fashion photography. The subtle minimalism and linear framework of his fashion editorial work inspires the simple compositions of his landscape photography and suburban settings. Jamie captures a simplicity in the form and subject.
Alexander Ivanets – Ballerinas
Alexander is a Russian photographer. He became known for his #diveinsideyourspace project which raised awareness of the environmental crisis, a series in which he photographed an astronaut in landscapes around the world. He is also a portrait and landscape photography spans mountainous scenes to quaint harbours.
Megan Odgen – Sanctuaries
British-born Megan tells stories through her photography. She photographs spaces, people and places, capturing the detail in the everyday.
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Welcome to The Observatory Photography Gallery, located in the heart of Bloomsbury, London. We are a photography gallery with a difference - not only do we offer an incredible selection of photographs from talented artists, but we also have a beautiful coffee shop located within the gallery.
At The Observatory, we believe that photography is an art form that deserves to be celebrated and shared with the world. Photography is a powerful medium that can capture and communicate emotions, stories, and moments in time. That's why we have curated an impressive collection of photographs from both established and emerging photographers, showcasing a diverse range of styles and themes. Our aim is to share the beauty and diversity of photography with our visitors, and to provide a space where photographers and enthusiasts can connect and engage with one another.
Our gallery space is carefully designed to create an immersive and enjoyable experience for our visitors. From the moment you step through our doors, you will be transported into a world of captivating and thought-provoking imagery. Our exhibitions change regularly, so there is always something new and exciting to discover. We are committed to supporting emerging talent in the industry, and we believe that every photographer deserves a chance to showcase their work to a wider audience. Our 'spotlight' exhibition is a unique platform that highlights the work of promising photographers who are just starting out.
Our photography gallery is complemented by a lovely coffee shop which is the perfect place to relax and reflect on the photographs you have just seen. Our expert baristas serve a delicious selection of hot and cold drinks, as well as a range of tasty snacks and treats. Take a seat, sip on a latte and immerse yourself in the world of photography. Whether you're in the mood for a quick coffee or a leisurely lunch, we've got you covered.
Whether you're an art lover, a photographer, or simply looking for a unique experience in London, The Observatory Photography Gallery is the perfect destination. We look forward to welcoming you.
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The Observatory welcomes the submission of images for consideration!
NB Due to the high number of submissions we receive, we are only able to respond to those artists whose work we are interested in exhibiting.
Please email the Gallery Manager, Lottie, at enquiries@theobservatory.org with attachments, or a link, showing examples of your work.
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+44 (0)20 7813 9877
coffeeshop@theobservatory.org for all coffeeshop enquiries
The Observatory, 64 Marchmont Street, LONDON, WC1N 1AB
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