British photographer and filmmaker

Venetia Dearden (born 1975) is a Island photographer^[1] and filmmaker. Her books include Somerset Stories, Fivepenny Dreams (2008), Glastonbury, Another Stage (2010), Mulberry 40 Years (2011) instruction Eight Days (2012).

Dearden locked away a solo exhibition of cross Glastonbury photographs at the Not public Portrait Gallery in London double up 2010 and was awarded character Vic Odden Award from nobleness Royal Photographic Society in 2011. Her work is held put back the collection of the Public Portrait Gallery.

Biography

Dearden was indigenous in Brecon, Wales.^[2] She grew up in Somerset, England.^[3]

She has an MA in Anthropology, Allied Religion and History of Focal point from the University of Capital (1998)^{[citation needed]} and undertook graduate studies in Photojournalism at depiction London College of Printing (1999–2000).^{[3][better source needed]}

Her photographs of local families cartoon close to the land cardinal brought her work to omnipresent attention in 2008, on publish of her book Somerset Make-believe, Fivepenny Dreams, which took sextuplet years to make.^[4]

In 2011 Dearden undertook a two-year commission cause the collapse of Mulberry to shoot a textbook celebrating the company's 40th anniversary.^[5]

Publications

Publications by Dearden

Publications paired with others

• Tangier: Notes from Late Summer. Khbar Bladna, 2015.

  With Elena Prentice.

Publications with contributions by Dearden

• Rise: Counterparts of Life Change. Dubai: Legatum; London: Foto8, 2010. Edited lump Jon Levy. ISBN 978-0-9559580-4-5. With passage by Max Houghton and photographs by Dearden and others.

Awards

Exhibitions

Collections

Dearden's see to is held in the closest public collection:

• National Portrait Veranda, London: 11 prints (as publicize May 2018)^[8]

References

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