Tag: Sophie Green
Sophie Green: Congregation
"Shared stories bring people together," says Sophie Green who, over the course of two years,…
Spotlight: Photobook
Emma Latham Phillips 29 April 2019
Sophie Green turns on the water in Kenya
"Human life at its most basic level needs water to survive. It's tragic that too much of the world does not have access to a sustainable source of water in order to survive, never mind live," says photographer Sophie Green of her work with Just a Drop, a charity providing access to sustainable clean water solutions in Kenya. Born in the UK and best-known for exploring facets of British culture such as drag racing and horse fairs, Green isn't an obvious choice for the charity. But Just a Drop approached her because they were drawn to her aesthetic, she says – and, she points out, she's spent the last two years documenting African culture in Britain.
Documentary, Interviews, Projects, Uncategorized
Eva Clifford 8 March 2018
Shoot only to satisfy yourself: Sophie Green on the art of good portraiture
For Sophie Green, one of the exhibiting photographers in BJP's Portrait of Britain 2017, staying true to your vision is key
British Journal of Photography 26 September 2017
Teenagers star in the Gravitas exhibition at London Art Fair
Inspired by the ancient Roman virtue of Gravitas, Christiane Monarchi has curated a photo exhibition focusing in on adolescents and their depiction
Exhibition, Fairs, Photojournalism, Portraiture, Uncategorized
Olivia Cheves 10 January 2017