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19 November 2020. The photographer Miles Aldridge dreamt of one day becoming a film director. Now at 55-years-old, as he tells me over the phone from London, he feels like he’s taken ‘a bunch of photographs’ that may as well be scenes from a major Hollywood project. But as Aldridge reminds me, ‘Life is what happens while you’re making ...
21 de may. de 2016 · 16 – 21 May 2016. Like stills from a film, this selection of unique Polaroid prints by Miles Aldridge are compelling, alluring and brimming with ambiguity. His works possess their own mysterious charisma. Some seem forensic and cold, others glamorous and erotic.
8 de jun. de 2013 · Miles Aldridge: I Only Want You to Love Me, a retrospective of the internationally renowned British artist’s cinematic fashion-based work. The 20 large-scale color photographs in the exhibition present a satirical, darkly humorous view of women, fashion, and commodification today.
Aldridge’s collaboration with Harland Miller shows the way in which his work can swing from high to low, while still exhibiting the same high production values and obsessive attention to detail. In a series of screenprints, Aldridge took Miller’s famed Penguin Classics paintings and turned them into glossy, pulpy images of women in various states of undress, reading the paperbacks.
2 de feb. de 2024 · Der legendäre britische Fotograf Miles Aldridge hat eine lange und schillernde Karriere hingelegt, in der er den gesellschaftlichen Konventionen den Schleier gelüftet hat. Mit seinem visuellen Stil voller leuchtender Farben, aufwändigem Bühnenbild und seinem typisch britischen Witz schlägt Aldridge die Brücke zwischen hoher Kunst und Popkultur.
Aldridge’s work has never been constrained by the demands of the fashion world. Working like an auteur filmmaker, his view of the world is wide and deep. His many influences include film directors such as David Lynch and Federico Fellini; the styled elegance of fashion photographer Richard Avedon and the psychedelic illustrations of his father, Alan Aldridge.
Kristen. Reflex Gallery. Amsterdam. 13 March – 1 May 2010. In this rare artistic collaboration, the photographer Miles Aldridge invited contemporary painter Chantal Joffe to explore the theme of ‘the artist and model’. The resulting works in colour and black and white photographs, ink and pencil drawings and paintings in watercolour and ...
