Dimitri Launder
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Dimitri Launder is a UK-based artist, notable for his unique participatory photographic practice and his creation and construction of cameras.[1] He has also used pinhole technology to create photographic images in a variety of pedagogic contexts.[2] He is an alumnus of Camberwell College of Arts and Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. Launder is a lecturer engaged in the dialogue about Artist Led Culture [3][4]
Launder is co-founder of artist led space AREA 10 in Peckham, London.[5] He has worked in artist project space, Dilston Grove (the deconsecrated Clare College church).[6]
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- ^ theargus.co.uk
- ^ "Risby, Karen and Beth Elliott. "The Bethlem Gallery: Reflections, Projections & Pinholes" Press Release". http://www.slam.nhs.uk/news/wmhd/detail.asp?recordID=40.
- ^ "Artivists: a day in Peckham 8th May 2004". http://www.stiff97.co.uk/may8/.
- ^ "SCRAPCLUB:Time to vent your spleen". http://www.scrapclub.co.uk/textsa10.html.
- ^ "EUROSTATE the frieze effect - Space : the final frontier innovative exhibitions or attention seeking gimmicks?". http://www.state-of-art.org/state-of-art/ISSUE%20FIVE/bosse5.html.
- ^ Blyth, Antonia. "Save Dilston Grove: Antonia Blyth investigates why south London artists are urging their council not to abandon one of Southwark's cultural landmarks"
