CV

Exhibitions

2009	Stone Hole. With Susi Arnott. Interiors of sea caves in North Cornwall at Photofusion Gallery, Brixton.
2006	Unquiet Thames.  The underbelly of the Thames in central London at the Museum of London in Docklands. (Time Out’s no.1 critic’s choice.  Feb – June 06)
2000	Pressure Underground: Getting the Jubilee Line to Work. Exhibition at Photofusion Gallery and book
1999	Assured Tenants.  Exhibition at the Candid Gallery, Islington
1998	Too Late for Dreams: conflict in South Sudan.  Exhibition at Photofusion Gallery
1990	Leap of Faith. (with Chris Boot).  Exhibition at The Photographers Gallery. Piece       commissioned by David Chandler for The Invisible City
1989	Treatment (with Chris Boot) in Bodies of Experience. At Camerawork Gallery

Work also exhibited at National Portrait Gallery, National Theatre, Impressions Gallery, Metro gallery, Cambridge Darkrooms, LSE etc.

Commissioned Work

Reportage across sub-Saharan Africa covering conflict, health, education and environment issues for Oxfam, The Red Cross, Cafod, Practical Action, the World Food Programme etc.

Photojournalistic work in the UK on social issues such as health, housing and homelessness, drugs. Current clients include King’s College Hospital, the Fire Brigade, Help the Aged, the National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse, the RNID, the Royal College of Physicians, the Royal Free Hospital.

Published

Observer, Guardian, Economist, Time, Newsweek etc.  Also numerous book covers, campaign posters etc.

Agencies

Panos Pictures since 1990. Photofusion, a founder director (1983).

Teaching

London College of Communication MA Documentary and BA Photojournalism – guest lecturer.
Mentoring with Photovoice (‘New Londoners’ book and exhibition).
Workshop Director for UCLA ‘Through Positive Eyes’ HIV participatory photography project in Mexico City  2008, Brazil  2009 and Johannesburg 2010.
Royal Free Hospital, London. Dept. of Opthalmology - guest lecturer.

Academic

BA Photography, University of Westminster 1985.
BA Eng. Lit., University of Cambridge 1982.