About:
Client List:
Armonico Consort
Barbican Arts Centre
BBC TV and Radio Publicity
BBC Focus Magazine
The Beats Record Label (The Streets)
Blendon Communications
The British Museum
Camden Council
The Cardinal Hume Centre
Clash Magazine
Endemol
Getty Images
Hampstead Theatre
The ICA
The Imperial War Museum
The Institute of Education
Jubilee Debt Campaign
Lambeth CLC at the BFI
The London Symphony Orchestra
Max Fordham Consulting Engineers
The National Portrait Gallery
Octagon
Origin Housing Association
PeaceInsight
Redferns Music Picture Library
The Royal College of Art
Sh! Women’s Shop
StreetTree
Transcend in London
Union Dance
The United Nations
The V&A
West Management (Massive Attack)
Word Magazine
Exhibitions:
‘Holy Mackerel’ Group Show
Brighton Fishing Gallery, Brighton: 2008
‘FIN’: responding to the sustainability of fishing, using montage, bible text and found photographs.
‘The LSO Photographic Exhibition’
Barbican Arts Centre, London: 2005 onwards
A permanent show in the backstage gallery at The Barbican, including Rostropovich and Brubeck.
‘Have you got a Rubber?’ Mixed Media Exhibition
The Spitz Gallery, London: 2005.
Colour macro photography exhibited alongside mixed media work by 5 other artists, including a short film ‘Drop It’ by Anthony Minghella
http://www.jubileedebtcampaign.org.uk
Photographic Series:
Sh! Womens Shop: 2007
Searcy’s Restaurant at The Barbican Centre: 2006
http://www.haveyougotarubber.com
‘The Oasis Coffee Bar Series’:
Vox Bar, Huddersfield: 2002
The Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield: 2001
The New Designers Exhibition, The Business Design Centre, London: 2000
The Nottingham Playhouse, Nottingham: 2000
A personal photography project documenting people’s lives in a small Yorkshire café.
Olivia Hemingway is a freelance photographer and artist, based in London. Commissioned photography includes portraiture, social documentary, narrative, live music and events. Clients include: The UN, The V&A, The National Portrait Gallery and BBC Publicity. Her portfolio ranges from photographing Massive Attack on tour in Japan, to documenting the Fellowship in Holocaust Education in Lithuania and Poland for The Imperial War Museum.
Olivia Hemingway has exhibited work at The Spitz Gallery, The Nottingham Playhouse and The Barbican Arts Centre.
Olivia Hemingway has exhibited work at The Spitz Gallery, The Nottingham Playhouse and The Barbican Arts Centre.
Client List:
Armonico Consort
Barbican Arts Centre
BBC TV and Radio Publicity
BBC Focus Magazine
The Beats Record Label (The Streets)
Blendon Communications
The British Museum
Camden Council
The Cardinal Hume Centre
Clash Magazine
Endemol
Getty Images
Hampstead Theatre
The ICA
The Imperial War Museum
The Institute of Education
Jubilee Debt Campaign
Lambeth CLC at the BFI
The London Symphony Orchestra
Max Fordham Consulting Engineers
The National Portrait Gallery
Octagon
Origin Housing Association
PeaceInsight
Redferns Music Picture Library
The Royal College of Art
Sh! Women’s Shop
StreetTree
Transcend in London
Union Dance
The United Nations
The V&A
West Management (Massive Attack)
Word Magazine
Exhibitions:
‘Holy Mackerel’ Group Show
Brighton Fishing Gallery, Brighton: 2008
‘FIN’: responding to the sustainability of fishing, using montage, bible text and found photographs.
‘The LSO Photographic Exhibition’
Barbican Arts Centre, London: 2005 onwards
A permanent show in the backstage gallery at The Barbican, including Rostropovich and Brubeck.
‘Have you got a Rubber?’ Mixed Media Exhibition
The Spitz Gallery, London: 2005.
Colour macro photography exhibited alongside mixed media work by 5 other artists, including a short film ‘Drop It’ by Anthony Minghella
http://www.jubileedebtcampaign.org.uk
Photographic Series:
Sh! Womens Shop: 2007
Searcy’s Restaurant at The Barbican Centre: 2006
http://www.haveyougotarubber.com
‘The Oasis Coffee Bar Series’:
Vox Bar, Huddersfield: 2002
The Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield: 2001
The New Designers Exhibition, The Business Design Centre, London: 2000
The Nottingham Playhouse, Nottingham: 2000
A personal photography project documenting people’s lives in a small Yorkshire café.