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    • The ‘Self’ & The ‘Other’
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    • Drive By
    • In The Mist
    • Walk In The Woods
    • Pear
  • Multimedia & Installations
    • Self Portrait/ There’s Someone in My Head…
    • Continuous Cycle
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About

contemporary art photography artist
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.

His body of work examines dementia as a state of being, memory, personal identity and the construction of self in our visual culture, portraiture and self-representation.

Ian’s current work, The ‘Self’ & The ‘Other’ is an exploration of the ‘Self’ through the lens of ancient Roman portraiture – The ‘Other’ referring to the ways in which identities are formed.

“By combining traditional 5×4 inch analogue paper negatives of my self with hybrid digital negatives of ancient Roman portraits and fragments, I’m re-imagining the historical self-portrait, in a similar vein to how the Romans re-imagined (Hellenistic) Greek art for their own purposes”.

Recent Posts

  • RPS Series of talks, from featured artists November 2, 2022
  • A Special One-Off Afternoon Talk October 12, 2022
  • Gwen, Final Analysis by Zelda Cheatle October 6, 2022
  • Squaring The Circles of Confusion August 24, 2022
  • Venice Experimental Video And Performing Art Festival April 23, 2022
  • Salt Printing Masterclass at London Metropolitan University March 30, 2022

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Squaring The Circles of Confusion

Giving the exhibition it’s full name Squaring the Circles of Confusion: Neo-Pictorialism in the 21st Century.

The exhibition is curated by Zelda Cheatle, RPS Honorary Fellow, and features work from Takashi Arai, Susan Derges, David George, Joy Gregory, Tom Hunter, Ian Phillips McLaren, Céline Bodin, and Spencer Rowell. The exhibition will be on display at RPS Gallery, Bristol from 9 September to 6 November 2022

The exhibition opens on the
9th September – 6th November 2022.
 
RPS Gallery is situated in the photography hub of Bristol alongside the Martin Parr Foundation. 

Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 10am – 5pm, free admission

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