Olympus Inheritance Exhibition

The biggest exhibition the 75 year old manufacturer has ever hosted and arguably one of the most diverse ever seen in the UK . There will be contributions from 22 photographers, each acclaimed in their own field including: fashion, celebrity, music, sport, macro, erotic, reportage, landscape, portrait etc. All pictures are currently unpublished and were shot on digital over the last 12 months with each artist providing a minimum of two shots.
The theme of the exhibition is the evolution of the relationship between photographer + camera over the the decades and how this new epoch of photography is arguably the most exciting and populist ever.
CONTRIBUTERS:

Traditional/Old(er) school

Bailey - Turning his back on his trademark portraiture
Lord Lichfield - His last shoot in Dubai
Jill Furmanovsky - Jill has worked within music industry for almost two decades.
Nick Danziger - One of the faces of the BBC's recent Picture of Britain.

New(er) talent

Richard Billingham - Turner Prize nominee, his first work on digital format
Amanda De Cadenet - The celebrity photographer of the moment on the LA scene. Inheritance shots include her current beau, The Strokes'
Guilhem Alandry - Last years Hodge Award winner for reportage (digital category)
James Gooding - no longer merely Kylie's ex. His first public exhibition last year was met with critical acclaim. This time he has turned his attention to the Katrina aftermath

The Explorers

Chris Bonnington - The octogenarian has recorded views from the tops of the World on both digital and 35mm
Ranulph Fiennes - Despite the trauma of his recent trip to Everest, he has kindly agreed to exhibit at Inheritance
Mark Humpage - Storm chaser, hurricane harasser, in a year when nature has shown who calls the shots, Mark has seen more first hand examples than most.

Above is just a selection. Other names such as Bob Carlos Clarke, Amelia Troubridge, Mary McCartney Donald etc... are all also contributing.

The first 10 visitors on Sat 17th will be invited to join Mark Humpage for a photography workshop.