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Inside Out Upside Down – 2016 Wandering Bears in Residence at The Photographers’ Gallery CONCEPT In the sixth edition of The Photographers’ Gallery’s – ‘Open Door’ series, Wandering Bears will take up residence for an interactive exhibition held over a three day period in the London gallery’s top floor studio space. Through the exhibition ‘Inside Out Upside Down’ – Wandering Bears would like to invite the audience to consider the act of the image making process by recreating and responding to the work of fourteen individual artists’ work on display within the gallery space. Using their mobile phones, visitors will have the opportunity to create and photograph their own unique personal interpretations, printing out the images to complete an individual takeaway sticker album. PARTICIPANTS An international selection of fourteen practicing photographers include – Beni Bischof Joshua Citarella Fleur van Dodewaard Maurice van Es Jason Evans Nicolas Haeni Matilda Hill-Jenkins Matthieu Lavanchy Romain Mader Luke Norman & Nik Adam Erin O’Keefe Hanna Putz Lorenzo Vitturi Max Zerrahn EXAMPLE VIDEOS Making Of A – Maurice van Es - bit.ly/htmamve Making Of A – Luke Norman & Nik Adam - bit.ly/htmalan Making Of A – Fleur van Dodewaard - bit.ly/htmafvd PRIVATE VIEW The residency will launch with an opening party on Friday 11th November from 18.00 – 21.00. Drinks on the opening night are provided with support from Vedett. Please RSVP for the opening event before Thursday 10th November - http://bit.ly/wbrsvp DETAILS Friday 11th November – 18.00 – 21.00 Saturday 12th November – 10.00 – 18.00 Sunday 13th November – 11.00 – 18.00 The Photographers’ Gallery 16 – 18 Ramillies St London W1F 7LW WANDERING BEARS Wandering Bears is a creative studio & photographic led community – A centre for new work, ideas and collaborative projects. Founded in 2010, Wandering Bears organise exhibitions, talks, podcasts and workshops, looking to showcase and collaborate with both emerging and established artists from around the world to create something unique within the photographic community. OPEN DOOR Open Door is a curated programme that aims to engage The Photographers’ Gallery’s audiences in the interdisciplinary work of a range of invisible practices, young and emerging individuals, communities and organisations. It seeks to actively engage and extend our audience’s quality of experience when visiting The Photographers’ Gallery. Previous organisations and projects include Self Publish, Be Happy, Furtherfield, Miniclick, What We Wore & Thinkers In Residence. www.wanderingbears.co.uk instagram.com/@wanderingbears YouTube - bit.ly/2fiPF1Y #wbxtpg

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Clever book design.

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Owl facts. (via dave)

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Series of four-sided paintings by Jacek Yerka which can be rotated and hung on any side.

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Milly – Campaign by Sagmeister & Walsh

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A gas station sign from another time by Chubi

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Business has both the responsibility and the power to effect change. And the biggest changes that need to be effected are behavioural, says D&AD’s chief executive.

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Inspired by White Pencil

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Marvel and the Elks team up to create a drug awareness comic starring Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four!

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Sonic

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A good deed has paid off for an honest homeless man who found a backpack with £26,000 inside and handed it in to the police

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Be silly, be honest, be kind today. 

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“Nothing is impossible, the word itself says 'I'm possible'!” ― Audrey Hepburn

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With Instagram being so popular it's a wonder that it's taken so long for an idea like this to pop its head out and say hello. The app, called Feedie picks up where Droga's infamous Tap Project left off and adds a digital, social twist. When you take a picture of your food using the special app, the restaurant donates to The Lunchbox Fund, a not-for-profit giving out daily meals in South Africa. It takes that photo culture and uses it to help people who need food. Simple. Wonderful.