Exposure Awards Exhibition, Game-Changing Photography & Multimedia Online, and More...

We want to share two special and important multimedia projects (one video, one interactive documentary), as well as some unbelievable contact print murals.  We have some remarkable variety this week! We're busy installing and opening our Gala Exhibition of 31 Contemporary Photographers in London! Join us for the opening party of our unique exhibition on April 3 at the London College of Communication, or if you're not in London - be sure to read our interviews and profiles of all six winners. Congratulations to all of them, once more!   Now Open -  London Exhibition for Winners & Finalists Lensculture Exposure Awards 2013. Join us for the Opening Party - April 3! Staff Riding Staff riding, the local slang for train surfing, is a widespread phenomenon in South Africa. Explore this spectacular and risky ritual through video, pictures and words. By Marco Casino   Love Has to Be Reinvented Photography as poetry, memories, dreams and detailed episodes of a second life lived in the unconscious. By Piotr Zbierski   Hollow This award-winning interactive documentary looks at the story of America through the lens (and the life) of a tiny, almost forgotten corner of West Virginia. By Elaine Sheldon   Youth Denied More than one million immigrants (many adolescents or barely over 18) are scrambling to stay alive in Greece — kids who have not been able to experience their youth. By Alessandro Penso   Genius Loci Unique constructions of mural-size 35mm "contact prints" require each frame of every roll of 35 mm color film to precisely record a tiny segment of the larger whole — and then the artist gets a bit playful. By Thomas Kellner   Other Photo Events You Should Know About   Echo of the Image, Lois Patiño The work presented depicts both landscapes and faces, allowing our eyes to explore the mysteries of both. The exhibition integrates the artist's video and photographic series. Showing from April 4 at La New Gallery in Madrid Vee Speers Revered by fashion legend Karl Lagerfeld, the Australian artist creates an air of 1920s Parisian decadence in her series on former bordellos. Showing from April 1 at The Little Black Gallery in London. Waking from Hibernation, Shan Feiming Titled after the third period in the Chinese lunar calendar, these photographs mark the beginning of new life after the winter season. Beautiful, large-format work. Showing until May 11 at M97 Gallery in Shanghai.