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Shane Taylor was commissioned by Belmond to photograph Florence, the charming renaissance city of Italy, for their Mondes Volume II magazine. The global compass on modern culture, ‘Mondes’ taps into the best of timeless travel through the lens of some of the world’s most renowned creatives.
Read MoreDave Swindells iconic image taken at the opening night of the club Amnesia, Ibiza in 1989 features on the artwork for Radio Slave’s new track release ‘Amnesia’ featuring Cagedbaby published by Rekids.
Read MoreRenowned street photographer Shane Taylor and founder / Editor of Framelines Magazine will be hosting a photowalk exclusively for Art in Mayfair on Thursday 29th June 11.00 - 13.00.
The aim of the photo walk is to increase your confidence with street photography, Shane will offer friendly creative and technical photography advice to each attendee.
Taking advantage of the photographic opportunities presented during 'Art in Mayfair' sculpture trail with the scenic Mayfair streets and large-scale sculptures by leading international artists.
Read MoreShane Taylor photographs the raw magic of the port city Marseille for Condé Nast Traveller’s June Issue.
Read MoreThe artwork for the single borrows from the iconic ‘90s UK nightlife photography of Dave Swindells and hints at the influence behind Joseph Ray’s latest release: the pulsating energy of UK house and jungle music.
Read MoreDerek Ridgers relives his nights at the Blitz Club and delved into archive, featuring pictures of the era-defining New Romantic club night for a 12 page Art Portfolio article in issue 70 of 10 Magazine.
Read More‘Young Limbs Rise Again’ is a limited edition vinyl and cd box set and book that celebrate the subculture of Goth from the music played and bands that performed at the legendary Batcave, a weekly club night hosted at the heart of Soho’s Dean Street in the early 1980s.
Read MoreUnravel Productions consulted on the film ‘Tramps’ by director Kevin Hegge licensing Blitz Club era imagery from the archives of renowned subculture photographer Derek Ridgers and photographer and anthropologist Ted Polhemus.
TRAMPS! is a feature-length documentary that looks at how, in London in the 1980s, an onslaught of art students arriving in the city resulted in a unique cross-fertilization of British art, fashion, music and film which created a flourish of creative output, culminating in a group known as "The New Romantics"
Read MoreShane Tayjor’s portraits of the actor Christopher Chung, from Apple TV’s ‘Slow Horses’, featured in Sydney Morning Herald’s The Age magazine.
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