Bella Fenning works with film and photography combining both documentary and portraiture. Her work centres on the complexities and ambiguities in communication and the non-verbal transactions that occur within intimate relationships. 

One of Bella’s most recent projects was screened as part of the Berlin Film Festival 2009. She has also contributed to the internationally acclaimed All Tomorrows Parties film by Luke Morris. Her latest collaboration has been with Branchage film festival, Jersey. 

www.bellafenning.com

Amy Gwatkin’s project (The Housewife / Familiarity Breeds Contempt) explores centuries of expectation of what it means to be a wife: a new name and the potential for a new identity. 

Amy’s editorial and fashion clients include Dazed & Confused, Dazed Japan, Amelia’s and The Independent on Sunday, as well as collaborations with emerging fashion designers Co-Operative designs, Scott Ramsay Kyle & Fred Butler. 

www.amygwatkin.com 

www.spadgerdisco.blogspot.com

Anna Leader’s series of black and white photographs appear as documents from studies in anthropology or scientific experiments. Incorporating colour shapes onto the surface, the images carry formulas that suggest ordering or an ideology whilst the subjects themselves seem off key and at times even naïve. 

Anna Leader has exhibited widely throughout Europe and has just had her second solo show at Campange Premier, Berlin. 

www.annaleader.com

www.campagne-premiere.com

LISTINGS

Here's the show as seen on the official Photomonth website - visit http://2009.photomonth.org/ for details of all the shows and events.
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