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Curating exhibitions is an extension of Edward Stokes’ book publishing done for The Photographic Heritage Foundation.

CURATING EXHIBITIONS

“Narratives can make us understand. Photographs do something more: they haunt us.”

Susan Sontag

Two Photographers – Two Cities exhibition, 2021.

Curating exhibitions is an extension of Edward Stokes’ book publishing done for The Photographic Heritage Foundation. Its exhibitions inject cultural energy and reflect the increasing community interest in heritage. Edward’s aim is to present – at high visual levels – analogue, film photos for the digital age.

 

The Photographic Heritage Foundation’s exhibitions have a lively interplay between images – framed photos with panel prints – and stories. They capture both the places and times recorded, together with the photographers’ lives and work. The Foundation’s exhibitions are designed by Colin Tillyer, Director of Graphicat.

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Visit the Foundation’s exhibitions at –
www.photo-heritage.com

Two Photographers – Two Cities exhibition, 2021.

Explore curating exhibitions and the work stages.

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Concepts And Venues

An exhibition at The Arts House, Singapore. Its concept was structured around the heritage building’s nineteenth century colu

Printing From Negatives

At AVS Singapore, the Foundation’s photo printer, Ed Stokes and Lily Chow examine the contrast, density, and sharpness of tes
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Telling A Story

Photo and text panels are a central part of the Foundation’s photo story exhibition approach. Here, the designer Colin Tillye

Design And Production

At Sino Plaza, Colin Tillyer (right), Cherry Fung (centre), and Joyce Yung (left) examine exhibition panels for adjusting the

Curating And Producing An Exhibition 
Recovery, Resilience, Resurgence, 2021 – 2022    

Banner photos, copyright: (left) The Estate of Lee Fook Chee, (right) Rogan Coles.

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