I'm exceptionally pleased to have three photographs in the #Rugby Open Art exhibition with one of them (a picture taken at this year's #nottinghillcarnival) winning 1st prize🎉🎉🎉 @rugby_gallery https://t.co/zvCFPDDfDf
Just bumped into Suella Braverman who said to me “traitors like you are why we are in this mess.”
She didn’t like it when I asked her to put that into an email.
Three of his city/streetscapes are featured in the @rbsagallery Photography Prize exhibition which takes place between 3 September - 16 October.
Image: Neil McNaught, Black Lives Matter demonstration, Coventry, June 7th 2020, C type
photographic print. Courtesy the artist.
that supported refugees in Coventry to Integrate into the city with partners including @CRMCCov@VACoventry & @FWTCov. Five pictures from this series were longlisted for the Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize #PhotoPrize.
following the shocking death of George Floyd in the USA, which prompted widespread International protest.
Neil has recently been commissioned to photograph portraits of staff and service users for the Coventry ‘Your Future! Your Integration’ project
Neil is one of several Coventry based artists whose work made over the last year has been added to the Gallery’s collection. The photograph acquired was taken at the Black Lives Matter demonstration in Broadgate, Coventry during lockdown in June 2020
His work spans multiple locations, and is geographically haphazard in sequence. It can be viewed as either an individual insight of city happenstance or as part of a larger whole. It is not his intention to document per se, rather documenting is part of his photographic method.
at the usually ordinary. He is interested in how narrative is formed by the juxtaposition of these ‘real’ images, with film being very influential on his practice. The images arise from his own subjective interior dialogue and relationship with the city.
#TwentyTwentyCollection artist Neil McNaught (@factoryofghosts) works largely within the tradition of Street Photography, which he describes as perceiving & recording the exterior reality of the city as an imaginary space, capturing the results with a renewed amazement
Look at this ridiculous magical person. OF COURSE she’d turn up with a beautiful eco-garden at the Chelsea Flower Show and have previously won gold. She’s like Mary Poppins. I bet if I’d left the show and dived under the sea she’d have been there too, taking tea with mermaids.