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Students in bed during an eight-week sit-in: John Walmsley's best photograph | Art and design - Vimarsana News

Students in bed during an eight-week sit-in: John Walmsley's best photograph | Art and design

‘By the end of the protest, the art school was entirely shut down, the electricity had been cut off and the governors were unsuccessfully applying for a court order to have us evicted’

Yevonde: Life and Colour exhibition reopens the National Portrait Gallery in style - Vimarsana News

Yevonde: Life and Colour exhibition reopens the National Portrait Gallery in style

Yevonde’s photographs celebrated women’s creativity, ingenuity and individuality which, she argued, was often expressed through colour.

The Princess of Wales reopens the National Portrait Gallery - Vimarsana News

The Princess of Wales reopens the National Portrait Gallery

Today, The Princess of Wales, Patron of the a href= http://www.npg.org.uk target= _blank National Portrait Gallery /a , reopened the Gallery follow

Mystery Evening Standard sellers star in first show as the National Portrait Gallery reopens - Vimarsana News

Mystery Evening Standard sellers star in first show as the National Portrait Gallery reopens

A portrait of two Fleet Street newspaper sellers is included in a new show dedicated to pioneering photographer Yevonde Middleton

The woman who pioneered colour photography - Vimarsana News

The woman who pioneered colour photography

When colour photography first came in at the start of the last century, it met a surprising amount of resistance from distinguished photographers. But Madame Yevonde loved it, owned it, revelled in it. She invested in a new Vivex repeating back camera, exhorting her fellows at the Royal Photographic Society in 1932: ‘Hurrah, we are