You might remember our various entries about the “Home Time – Photography Finding A Home” exhibition by Cambridge Jones at the Getty Images Gallery in London, in connection with “Barnardo’s”, the charity promoting adoption in the UK.
Thanks to Dora, we can now share two more pictures of Jack Davenport with and without the two cute [...]
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Posted in charity, events, jack davenport, news, print media, tagged barnardos, charity, jack davenport, news, print media on 10 June, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In connection with the recent “Home Time – Photography Finding A Home” exhibition at the Getty Images Gallery in London, “Marie Claire” runs an article in its June issue about both the exhibition and “Barnardo’s”, the charity promoting adoption in the UK.
It kind of baffles me that one even has to promote adoption. If you [...]
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Posted in charity, events, jack davenport, rumours, tv, tagged barnardos, charity, events, rumours, tv on 27 May, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Do you remember the “Home Time – Photography Finding A Home” exhibition in benefit of Barnardo’s Charity?
According to photographer Cambridge Jones, Channel 4 are “in discussions with Shine TV to make a documentary of the whole project.”
The exhibition at The Getty Images Gallery in London consisted of pictures taken by children of celebrities and pictures [...]
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The “Home Time – Photography Finding A Home” exhibition at the Getty Images Gallery in London has been opened today. For further details (when, what, who, why) please see this entry. The event is a benefit for the Barnardo’s Children Charity.
If you visit the website of
THE GETTY IMAGES GALLERY
and allow the flash animation to load, [...]
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Event: Cambridge Jones’ Celebrity Photography Exhibition
Exhibition Opening Date: 25 April 2008
Location: Getty Images Gallery, 46 Eastcastle Street, London, W1W 8DX (nearest tube is Oxford Circus)
Exhibition will feature work from celebrity guest photographers: Cherie Blair, Sean Bean, Jack Davenport, Terry O’Neill, Laura Bailey, Bruce Oldfield, Colin Salmon, Andrew Lincoln, Claudia Winkleman, Lulu Guinness, Sophie Raworth, [...]
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