August 6 2005, Saturday, 10am-11pm (continues until August 12 2005, Friday, 10am-11pm)

LITHUANIAN PHOTOGRAPHER, ALMA ALEKSEJEVAS’ TWO-WEEK EXHIBITION OF B&W AND COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY AT ONE OF HAMMERSMITH’S POLISH VENUESLAST WEEK TO DISCOVER SCENES OF: KRAKOV (PIGEONS & POPE); LONDON; MOSCOW; PRAGUE; WALLINGFORD PLUS LITHUANIA’S KAUNAS (BRIDGES, STREETS & SUNSET) & NIDA (ANGLER & CYCLISTS)

Alma Aleksejevas (b. 1973) has been taking photographs for over ten years… in fact, since finishing art school! So enthusiastic and keen on photography is she, that today she is currently studying photojournalism at Vilnius Design College. But this month, Alma is taking time out, to - in her words - exhibit, ‘…pictures taken in different countries and at different times,’ at the gallery within POSK, the Hammersmith-based centre for Polish arts and culture. We were lucky enough to attend the opening reception - last Sunday evening, where we met the artist, her sculptor husband (Aleksandras) and their young family, along with some of her friends. Everyone got the chance to see her reasonably-priced b&w and coloured scenes of Krakov, London, Moscow, Prague, Wallingford (near Cambridge) plus Lithuania’s Kaunas and Nida. Our favourite was the photo of the Kaunas sunset, plus the photograph showing very colourful graffiti - photographed in another European city - coming a close second. We noted plenty of bridges and street scenes from Czech Republic, Lithuania, etc., along with more figurative portraiture, like those scenes that feature an angler and cyclists, both taken in Nida.
 

 

The last pope and Polish icon, John Paul II, features, as do some pigeons, all photographed in that most beautiful of Polish cities, Krakov. As for the photographs depicting London and Wallingford, we shall leave mentioning them, so as they can surprise you, when you enter the POSK gallery, located near the ground-floor reception of the large POSK building – just one of Hammersmith’s Polish venues. So, if you are not already away on holiday, take £45 with you when you go to visit Alma’s photographic exhibition, and you could come away with a interesting and original European scene… or even an iconic memory of the past!
MENU A: Free
B: 27, 190, 267, 290, 391 or H91
E: c/o Aleksandras, on sashaalex7@yahoo.com
F: 0181-741 0398
L: Gallery, POSK, 236-248 King Street, Hammersmith, London, W6
N: 020 8741 1940 (POSK’s reception) / 020 8742 6430 (POSK’s gallery)
T: Ravenscourt Park (District line)
W: http://www.posk.org/
X: http://www.howtoenjoy.co.uk/countries/lithuania.htm
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