Land Loss | Solo Exhibition & Book Launch

Open Doors Gallery are delighted to present a solo exhibition of Max Miechowski’s award winning Land Loss series in London. Displaying a selection of prints from the series as well as launching his first monograph.

Exhibition Dates | 12–19 October, 2023
Opening Hours | 10am–6pm
Closed | Sunday 15 Oct

Unit 2, 65 Dalston Ln,
London, UK
E8 2NG

OPENING NIGHT

Thursday 12 October | 6–9pm

Please join us for the opening night of Max Miechowski‘s solo exhibition and book launch of Land Loss.

Tickets are free but limited

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BOOK LAUNCH

This exhibition will also launch the artists much anticipated first monograph, Land Loss. A limited number of signed copies will be available to purchase at the exhibition.

Edition of 500 | 98 pages
Swiss bound, soft back
Published by Witty Books

Coming soon

“Luminious and compassionate portraits, striking landscapes and quiet details, all bathed in warm light and captured with soft focus, characterise Miechowski’s dreamlike yet urgent work. Situated on the British East coast, known as the fastest eroding in Europe, the series opens up fundamental questions about the fleetingness and beauty of life as well as people’s resilience amidst the onset of a new reality, hyper local in its focus but global in shared atmosphere.”
Tim Clark, Editor & Curator

ARTIST TALK

Saturday 14 October | From 3pm

This event will see the artist, Max Miechowski, in conversation with Tim Clark, editor & curator, to discuss Max’s practise to date and investigate themes surrounding this project.

Tickets cost £5

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Tim Clark is Editor in Chief of 1000 Words and together with running the magazine he is Artistic Director for Fotografia Europea in Reggio Emilia, Italy, alongside Walter Guadagnini, Director of CAMERA, Torino and Luce Lebart, curator, historian and researcher for the Archive of Modern Conflict. Clark has been involved in a wide range of projects: most recently as curatorial advisor for the Discovery section of Photo London 2022 and 2023 as well as adjunct curator on Masculinities: Liberation through Photography (2020-22) at the Barbican Centre London, an exhibition which travelled to Gropius-Bau Berlin, Les Rencontres d’Arles and FOMU Antwerp. He has also taught and devised numerous academic programmes, most recently on BA (Hons) Photography at The Institute of Photography, Falmouth University and MA Photography & Visual Design at Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti (NABA) Milano.