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contemporary art photography artist
British artist working with contemporary and 19th century photographic processes, video, sculpture, performance and animation.

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Ian Phillips McLaren (b. 1960) is a British contemporary artist, his varied practice combines contemporary and 19th century photographic processes, video, sculpture, performance and animation.

Ian’s latest project utilises projections, audio, performance and video to explore self-portraiture in the context of Jung’s four main archetypes Anima/Animus, Shadow, Persona and Self. By moving his images away from the gallery wall onto the surface of handmade effigies he’s creating multi-sensory video sculptures.

Recent Posts

  • Venice Experimental Video And Performing Art Festival April 23, 2022
  • Salt Printing Masterclass at London Metropolitan University March 30, 2022
  • Cyanotype Prints & Cyanotype Toning March 4, 2022
  • Self-portraits with ancient Roman artefacts February 1, 2022
  • New Book & Art Cards, Now Available October 13, 2021
  • Wire Pear June 20, 2021

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    October 13, 2021 by ipm Albumen Prints Digital Editorial Exhibitions Landscape Limited Edition Prints Portrait
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    New Book & Art Cards, Now Available

    I’m happy to announce that our new book and art cards for our exhibition ‘Squaring The Circles of Confusion: Neo-Pictorialism in the 21st century’, are now available from the Royal Photographic Society website/shop on this link here.

    This book accompanies the exhibition of the same title which will be shown in the RPS Gallery in summer 2022, postponed from 2020. Through the work of eight contemporary photographers: Takashi Arai, Céline Bodin, Susan Derges, David George, Joy Gregory, Tom Hunter, Ian Phillips McLaren and Spencer Rowell it looks at how the craft of photography is being explored by leading artists. Making use of processes from daguerreotype, cyanotype, collodion to photogravure, kallitype and film in their work each uses historical techniques and approaches to make contemporary statements in their work. Introductory essays from Alice Zoo and Michael Pritchard discuss neo-pictorialism and the RPS’s role in pictorial photography and a glossary explains the processes and specialist terms used. The book illustrates all the work to be shown in the exhibition.

    A very special thanks to curator Zelda Cheatle.

    The book is available to buy here

    Royal Photographic Society art cardsSquaring the Circles of Confusion will be opening in 2022

    The art cards of the artists work are available here

     

     

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