Exhibition
MICHAEL ABRAMSON: Tales From The South Side. 1970's Chicago Clubs.
21 Mar 2018 – 06 May 2018
MMX GALLERY
London, United Kingdom
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MMX GALLERY
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Buried Portrait, 5 iterations 20x25 cm, series of B&W prints exposed to soil, 2014
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Michael Jackson, The Self Representation of Light, exhibition shot at MMX Gallery
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Neil Shirreff, Light Rings No. 1, Unique Photographic Print, 2013, 70 x 70 cm, Framed
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Private View at MMX Gallery, from Michal Cala's Silesia exhibition, Autumn 2017
Address
- 448 New Cross Road
- London
- England
- SE14 6TY
- United Kingdom
Regular hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Thursday
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Friday
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Saturday
- 10:00 – 17:00
- Sunday
- Closed
Travel Information
Tube / Metro: Overground: New Cross & New Cross Gate. DLR Deptford Bridge (10 min walk)
Bus: 53, 453, 177, 225 (on our doorstep) & Others: 136, 436, 321, 21, 171, 172
Train: New Cross (2 min walk), New Cross Gate (10 min), Deptford (8 min) All by South Eastern trains one stop from London Bridge
About
MMX Gallery is a contemporary photography gallery based in London, exhibiting established and emerging photographers and photographic artists.
Encouraging freedom of expression and pushing boundaries within the ever-changing face of contemporary photographic practice, enables the gallery to show innovative works and ideas within its diverse programme of exhibitions.
Its seemingly endless possibilities is what fuels their passion for photography.
As well as discovering new artists and nurturing their ways of seeing, MMX Gallery also unearths previously hidden archives to realise the continuing magnetism of vintage prints.
Ranging from the abstract to the documentary, the image is everything and is celebrated by the gallery with conviction and belief that what is seen is to be treasured, creating and harbouring that first emotional response to images is the backbone that drives the gallery.
Their exhibitions were featured in the Guardian, Financial Times, the British Journal of Photography, Black and White Photography Magazine, L'oeil de la Photography and more.
The gallery ventured into Photography art fairs with Photo London since 2017 and will be participating again in 2021.
Their represented artists work has been acquired by numerous international private collections and institutions.
Housed in a Victorian building, the gallery is spread over two rooms.
Whether you are a collector, curator, someone who admires photography or just a curious soul, you will always get a warm welcome.
