Monika K. Adler is a photography artist, filmmaker, actress and writer, founder of international company Monika K. Adler Entertainment specializing in contemporary art photography & film. Adler graduated from the School of Fine Arts ( Art & Design ) and the European Academy of Photography in Warsaw/Poland : Creation & Expressionism. Her works has been exposed in exhibitions around the world and published in prestigious trade magazines. She works & lives between London and NY.

PROFILE:
Photography artist
Filmmaker
Actress
Writer

My practice is about memories of places, people and events; about everyday life and how an emotion can be transcribed into a visual narrative. Through drawing, collages and photography I isolate incidents, re-conveying them as a story. I take photographs incessantly and then carefully and systematically wade through them to find those that can be used as a stage setting to bring back moments, that conjure up drama's about relationships.

Berlin based photographer, Katrina James, takes inspiration from everyday
events across the globe, from vibrant street scenes to the sets of video
shoots with musicians. A dichotomy through raw 'underground' and glamorised
fashion scenes appears in her work, united by the unique angle captured.
Establishing a minimalist and original approach to photography, the result
is of instantly recognisable and engaging images, filled with raw energy,
emotion and humanity. James’s photographs allow the personalities of her

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In my experience of art I have discovered that although an artist may make work the viewer gives it its meaning.
Everyone has their own opinion, I believe that no person can share the same opinion, due to the fact that everyone is different, their own personal beliefs come from experiences in their own life.
My mind is a private and personal space, my art work could be described as a social skill, an extension of me, my easiest form of communication that reflects who I am to the world.

The gallery is located in a sensitively converted 2,700 square foot railway arch situated next to the new Hoxton overground station, and includes a unique outside space (to the rear) that highlights the work of prominent Urban Artists.

The gallery aims to provide artists with a forum to explore the conceptual and aesthetic relationships between their work in contemporary and historical contexts.

The gallery programme enables artists to collaborate in curated group exhibitions and with writers, art critics and museums.