Skar Image Lab

Printed this one for Jonny today , one of our favourites , check out his webstore for more of his works !

We also offer foam board mounting services! A great way to preserve and prepare your work for framing, or, giving you the versatility to explore alternative methods of presentation. Check out our website for more details.

Groovy work by getting printed! Looking real good!

Printed this beauty for Stephanie O’Connor :) hope you are well in Berlin!

It is always awesome to work you Luke! print edon ilford smooth pearl , mounted and framed with ar70 glass.

📢Fluid Archipelago Exhibition & Book Launch
You are invited to view a selection of the works and join us to celebrate the publication launch at Skar Image Lab, 1 New Bond St, Kingsland, 5.30-7.30pm this Thursday, 1st August.
Photography Tony Nyberg
Essay Dr Robin Kearns
Fluid Archipelago, a series of images from an extensive road -trips throughout parts of Aotearoa during which the artist sought to engage with the fluidity of landscape: its movement from both recent (land instability, flooding) and historic (land-use conversion from settler colonialism). A key undercurrent was our collective complicity in climate change. Dr Robin Kearns, Professor of Geography at Auckland University has contributed an essay, An Invitation to be Moved, to accompany the work.

What a beautiful opening celebration last night! We are thrilled to be hosting Kate Rampling's show 'Maidens Garlands' as part of the until 30th June.
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Thank you to everyone who came out in support of my work, lovers of photography or just curious folks who stopped by. Tonight was awesome and one I will cherish!
Special thanks to Sanji for having me and Daryl - the framing was a big part of the creative aspect of the show and Daryl went above and beyond to teach himself how to custom make the ornate mat borders. I’m so lucky I get to show my photographs!

📢 Opening 5.30pm this Thu, 6th June!
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"Rampling's latest works highlight the little-known and fading tradition of the Maiden's Garland. Made for the deceased, they were a British funeral rite specifically for unmarried or virgin women who have passed.
The tradition is both an unusual celebration of female purity and a sentimental act for the grieving. Attracted by the visual style and drawn to the act of remembrance, Rampling created a series of garlands and conceptual images to highlight symbolic representations of purity.
The works function as a reflection on past concepts of female virtue and a celebration of creative acts that heal in times of bereavement."
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Posted • I am excited to share a new exhibition for mid year as part of the Auckland Festival of Photography , showing at SKAR Image Lab in June ‘Maiden’s Garlands’.
I don’t want to say this will be the last exhibition of my work for a while, but I’ve been adjusting to the news that I am pregnant and want to focus much of my creative energy on being a Mum! I’ll still be taking photographs and documenting that experience but it remains to be seen how much energy will be left for creative photography while I transition into this new role.
Thank you for following my work, many of you have followed me over the years and watched as my work and interests have progressed. I hope to catch up with those of you who stop by in June.
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