Still time to see Faces of Wolverhampton
There is still time to visit Express & Star chief photographer Gavin Dickson's exhibition of photos of local people at Wolverhampton Art Gallery.
There is still time to visit Express & Star chief photographer Gavin Dickson's free exhibition of photos of local people at Wolverhampton Art Gallery.
For two days in July 2008 he occupied a shop space in the Mander Shopping Centre and took photos of shoppers against a white studio background.
Gavin persuaded passers-by to pose for photographs.
Gavin's photos are exhibited in a display at Wolverhampton Art Gallery until November 7.
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The exhibition, which is entitled Faces of Wolverhampton, covers a range of people and ages.
Mike Rainsford, aged 25, from Fallings Park, Wolverhampton.
Express & Star chief photographer Gavin Dickson in action during the Faces of Wolverhampton project at the Mander Centre, Wolverhampton.
Holly Parker, aged 16, from Finchfield, Danielle Fannell, aged 16, from Pendeford and Zoe Smith, aged 15, from Pendeford, Wolverhampton.
Gavin, from Newport, Shropshire, has worked on a series of personal projects, such as the Faces one, in addition to his busy newspaper job. Visit Gavin Dickson's website
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Shaun Lenton, aged 29 from Parkfields and Chris Carnie, aged 29 from Compton, Wolverhampton.
The free show is influenced by photographers such as Martin Parr, Gus Wylie and Tom Stoddart and Paul Strand. Find out more
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