Untitled (Colour 9B; 12; 4 & 2) SCHILLER MARKT STUDIO 2011
© Eileen Perrier

Eileen Perrier
Born: 1974 (London)
Lives and works in London.

A graduate of The Royal College of Art Eileen Perrier’s work has been widely exhibited since 1999, including The Photographers Gallery, (London) and Tate Britain (London, UK), the touring exhibition Africa Remix, which included the Hayward Gallery (London) and The Centre Pompidou (Paris). Perrier recently took part in Playing The City, Kunsthalle Schirn. (Frankfurt, Germany)

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News: Please see entries below.
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Perrier is included within this book:
PLAYING THE CITY, INTERVIEWS - BOOK
57 artists answering 10 questions during the exhibitions playing the city I,II and III for the Kunsthalle Schirn.
Please see links below:
www.vanjavukovic.com/index.php?page_id=8
www.schirn.de/
www.playingthecity.de/aktionen/schillermarkt-studio/

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Perrier will have work shown as part of the The World in London.

The World in London is an ambitious photography project for 2012, celebrating London's diversity and photography's unique role in capturing the human form.
Coinciding with the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the project brings together 204 specially commissioned photographic portraits of 204 Londoners, each originating from one of the competing nations.

The World in London celebrates London as a place where individuals from all parts of the world live side by side, each of them contributing to make London the unique city it is. The 204 portraits will be exhibited as large-scale posters in Victoria Park in East London, and in the Ramillies Street pedestrian zone opposite The Photographers’ Gallery in the heart of Soho.

The Photographers’ Gallery commissioned acclaimed and emerging photographers to take portrait shots of the sitters over the last three years. Involving Londoners of all ages and from all walks of life, each portrait is unique in its composition, setting and style, and provides the viewer with an insight into the individual’s story.

Victoria Park Dates: 27 July 2012 – 12 August 2012
Soho Dates: 27 July 2012 – October 2012
Admission: Free

Please see link below:

www.photonet.org.uk/index.php?pid=575

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