Gary Nicholls Imaginarium
Press
Coverage of the work, from Sky News to a Steampunk journal in Nottingham. Where an article is still online, the publication name links to it.
Broadcast and podcast
- Sky News — interview
- The Candid Frame — an hour with Ibarionex Perello on how the images are built, for the premier US photography podcast
- Flux Review TV — regular appearances, live on YouTube on Thursday nights at 7pm
Magazines
- Silvershotz Folio Annual 2017 — selected as one of the top 25 photographers featured in Australia's premier photography magazine across fourteen years, following a twenty-image feature
- Photoshop User Magazine — image featured
- Photoshop Creative — portfolio feature, in the magazine that started it all
- Halcyon Magazine — The Creator: Silk, Brass and Corsets, a four-page article on The Imaginarium by Dan Hayes
- Sussex Life Magazine — featured
- F2 Camercraft Magazine
- Impact Magazine — interview with Georgia Butcher
- FAB UK Magazine — a fantastical world through fine art
- Art Reveal Magazine — photographer feature
- Arts Illustrated — artist and photographer feature, USA
- The Business Post — Ireland
Press and online
- Watford Observer
- The Vintage News
- Made in Shoreditch — interview
- New Frequencies — Shoreditch streets become steampunk
- Claire Meadows — artist focus
- Philosobia — Italian art site
- The Dark Power — exhibition review
- Meta Punk — feature on The Imaginarium
- Steampunk Journal — followed the project from the beginning
- Faces of Vegas — blog posting by Torsten Kieslich
- Glyn Dewis — guest blog. Glyn is a retoucher and photographer whose work I admire, and a friend
Enquiries
For press enquiries, high-resolution files or background material, email gary@g-n-p.co.uk.
Gary — worth checking: six of these links have gone dead
since the old site was built (Arts Illustrated, Art Reveal, Halcyon, Meta
Punk, The Dark Power, Glyn Dewis). I have kept the credit but removed the
broken link. If you have working addresses, or scans of the print articles,
send them and I will put them back. Dates on each would help too — the list
currently reads as one undifferentiated block rather than a career.