Graham Holland

Graham Holland is an award winning lens based artist, who specializes in creating evocative images of the urban world. Personal development and experimentation have propelled Graham's success, where he co-ordinates commissions in advertising and wall based works with self initiated projects for exhibition. Graham's photographic and post production abilities have seen him work on assignment in Dubai, New York, Venice, Budapest, Rome and throughout the UK.

Graham studied BA Fine Art at the University of Central Lancashire and MA Photography & Urban Culture at Goldsmiths. Since completion of his degree he has gone on to exhibit in over seventy exhibitions and is collected throughout the UK, America and Europe. Exhibitions include, Holland and Sexty at the Woolff Gallery, London Calling, Holland and Sexty at Kingly Court, Life in the City, London Art Fair, Xposure, Metropolis, Art New York, Windows, Still, Art Palm Beach, Spirit of Place, Contemporary Camera, Reconstructed Places and Location Location Location. Clients include, Q Magazine, Allen & Overy, Starbucks, Honda, Transport for London, The London Studios(LWT), Carling, JD Wetherspoon, Pizza Express at Gatwick Airport, Bruntwoods(Official Partner Commonwealth Games), BBC, Shaftesbury plc, National Health Service and Pictons.

Graham's work has also been extensively featured in the TV programme Home on ITV and culture magazine Blueprint. Other media attention includes Broadcast, Property Week, Dream and A-N magazine.

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Blackpool

Glasgow

Luton

Graham Holland's work is very interesting because it takes a different approach to the depiction of a cit. He doesn't sky away from the fact that city's are extremely crowded, busy, and sometimes unfriendly places, but instead creates pieces that not only show these qualities, but depict them in a positive light. I love how different his work is, and how he has used modern photo editing software to his advantage to create large scale vibrant photo montages of some of the biggest cities on the U.K.