Eighteen Percent Grey is the BA (Hons) Photography graduate show celebrating the young talent from Blackpool and The Fylde College. This exciting exhibition boasts work from award winning students and covers a broad range of creative and photographic practices, reflecting the diversity of the students’ interests.Eighteen Percent Grey is being exhibited in Manchester, Blackpool and London at the following galleries.
Manchester - as part of ‘BE’ Blackpool School of Art & Design Graduate Exhibition
Cube
113-115 Portland Street
Manchester
M1 6DW
22-26 June 10-5pm
Private View 22 June 6-9pm
London
Eighteen Percent Grey
Sustain Gallery
65-71 Scrutton Street
London
EC2A 4PJ
29 June - 3 July 12-8
Private View 30 June 6-9pm
Please join us at for our opening nights at Cube and Sustain, and at the College in Blackpool. Further information on our exhibitions, workshops and publication can be found at our website:
www.18percentgrey.org.uk
12 May 2010
06 March 2010
20 January 2010
The Guards Club
Since my last update on my long term uni brief, my project has changed slightly. Due to attending a few Royal Marines Association (RMA) meetings and meeting a few of the veterans I realised that I wouldn't be able to meet enough veterans to complete my project. Through attending this meeting I met the owner of The Guards Club in Blackpool who told me about a D-Day Veterans meeting that he runs every month. Therefore I altered my project to base it on the club where the D-Day Veterans meet. My project looks at who comes to the club and why. Some of these people are D-Day veterans and some of them are part of the club for other reasons. I feel this basis was strong enough to complete the following project:






Big BIG thankyou to my assistants throughout this project: Jack Boniface. Red Roberts. Ruth Richmond.
A re-edited version of this project can be seen here: http://debbieyates.co.uk/The+D-Day+Vets






Big BIG thankyou to my assistants throughout this project: Jack Boniface. Red Roberts. Ruth Richmond.
A re-edited version of this project can be seen here: http://debbieyates.co.uk/The+D-Day+Vets
Galleries Update
1) My image of Eilert was also used as part of the Art Fair exhibition at the Grundy in Blackpool. The exhibition asked for local artists to submit work that would be displayed from November to January 09/10.
2) As part of a short exhibition my college was given the oppertunity to submit work to be shown again in the Grundy titled 'Work In Progress'. The work will be shown from the end of January to the start of Febuary 2010. Two of my images were selected for this:

2) As part of a short exhibition my college was given the oppertunity to submit work to be shown again in the Grundy titled 'Work In Progress'. The work will be shown from the end of January to the start of Febuary 2010. Two of my images were selected for this:

11 November 2009
Brief Three
05 November 2009
Uni Exhibition
We were asked to submit two images that could be used for a small university exhibition in the new gallery. I chose the un-cropped portrait of my norweigen friend Eilert and the image of the blue door at the bottom of my blog. I found out that my image of Eilert was chosen so I'm pretty happy :) This is the image that I submitted:
15 October 2009
Third Year - Brief Two
Our second short brief was set by photographer Mishka Henner, who is a visiting lecturer at Blackpool College. The aim of the brief was to anaylse a book of our choice, and produce two images that would fit into it perfectly.
I chose the book 'Loretta Lux - Imaginary Portraits' as she is one of my favourite photographers.
These are the two images I have produced for this brief on the accurate book spread:

To be quite honest, they don't fit in the book at all! But I do like them as portraits without the hidious fake square cropping haha!
I chose the book 'Loretta Lux - Imaginary Portraits' as she is one of my favourite photographers.
These are the two images I have produced for this brief on the accurate book spread:

To be quite honest, they don't fit in the book at all! But I do like them as portraits without the hidious fake square cropping haha!
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