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Charity Fundraising evening in aid of Haiti We are organising an evening of fine music (performed by virtusos classical guitarist Ahmed Dickinson and soprano Laura Mitchell), fine wine, and fine art to excite all of the senses on Thursday 25th March, for tickets plesse contact james@capitalculture.eu. David Zimmerman and James Sparshatt in Worldwide Photography Gala Awards Both David and James reached the final selection of 187 images from an initial entry of over 3000 photographers. James was a finalist in the fine art category while David won the Landscape and Cityscape category. John Kenny - African odyssey continues John is back in Ethiopia and heading for the Omo valley and other remote tribal regions. He has also recently returned from Namibia where he took this early morning image of the mist over the Dead Vlei.
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Capital CultureCapital Culture represents a number of photographers and artists who share an aesthetic appreciation of the world.
John Kenny. John has visited the remotest corners of Africa to document tribes that continue to maintain their tribal heritage. His portraits are testaments to proud histories increasingly threatened by the growth of urbanisation and climate change which in combination are putting huge strains on traditional ways of life. John has recently returned from Ethiopia and Sudan where he searched for and found the girl who started it all off - Ancho of the Hamer in the Omo valley. We will be holding a major exhbition of John's work in July 2010. David Zimmerman. David's Desert series won him the Iris D'Or at the 2009 Sony World Photography awards. His images are inspired both by the natural beauty of the South West of the United States, but also the casual damage inflicted on these environments by modern man. His pictures are both technically and visually stunning, their beauty belying the very serious message each image contains. James Sparshatt specalises in Latin music and dance in particular from Cuba Monica Denevan captures the spirit of the Burmese people in beautiful images. The individuals live in remote regions far from the changes wrought by industrial development, with a traditional culture that remains linked to the past and the intangible spirit of their homeland. Monica's images have won numerous awards including as a winner of the Center for Fine Art Photography's International exhibition award. Ilona Karwinska Ilona's most recent project 'Polish Neon' explores the disappearing world of communist era neon graphics. It has recently been exhibited in the Palace of Culture and Science, Warsaw, and the Architectural Foundation of Luxemburg. Ilona was named one of Warsaw's top creatives in 2007. Rachael Dalzell is a young artist whose drawings and large canvasses are inspired by the natural environment in regions renowned for the starkness of the landscape. If you would like any more information on any of our artists or events please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Art Fair News London Affordable Art Fair 11th to 14th March Paris Affordable Art Fair 27th to 30th May
3 Bedfordbury News There are several slots available for hiring the gallery at 3 Bedfordbury, Covent Garden, in 2010. For more information please go to the 3 Bedfordbury website. Capital Culture was founded in 2003 and specialises in contemporary paintings and fine art photography, representing a small number of UK and international artists, each bringing refreshing new insights to their chosen field. Ken Climie
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