Venetia Dearden
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Venetia Dearden is a British photographer and filmmaker. She is noted for her first book, Somerset Stories, Fivepenny Dreams and for a solo exhibition of Glastonbury, Another Stage at the National Portrait Gallery in London.
Biography
Dearden was born in 1975 in Brecon, Wales, She grew up in Somerset.
She has an MA in Anthropology, Comparative Religion and History of Art from Edinburgh University (1998) and undertook postgraduate studies in Photojournalism at the London College of Printing (1999–2000). She is fluent in French and Spanish.[citation needed]
Her photographs of local families living close to the land first brought her work to international attention in 2008, on publication of her book Somerset Stories, Fivepenny Dreams.[citation needed]
She has contributed to various magazines since 2001[citation needed] and has worked with various commercial and other clients.[citation needed] In 2011 Dearden undertook a two year commission from Mulberry Ltd to shoot a book celebrating the company’s 40th anniversary.[citation needed]
Dearden is represented for photography by DS Reps in the USA and Webber Represents in UK and Europe. She is represented for film by Picture Farm Productions, New York. She was affiliated with VII Photo Agency from 2010 until 2014.[citation needed]
She is currently developing a film script and splits her time between her homes in London and Somerset where she lives with her husband Oliver Stroud.[citation needed]
Books
- Somerset Stories, Fivepenny Dreams. Berlin: Kehrer, 2008. ISBN 978-3-86828-014-2
- Glastonbury, Another Stage. Berlin: Kehrer, 2010. ISBN 978-3-868280-4-63
- Mulberry 40 Years. 2011. ISBN 978-0-956759-40-5
- Eight Days. Berlin: Kehrer, 2012 ISBN 978-3-868282-54-2
Awards
- Vic Odden Award from the Royal Photographic Society, 2011[citation needed]
- Eight Days, selected for the book awards, Rencontres d'Arles, France, 2012[citation needed]
Exhibitions
- Glastonbury: Another Stage, solo exhibition, National Portrait Gallery, London[citation needed]
- Eight Days, has toured internationally (Coldharbour Gallery, London (2011);[citation needed] VII Gallery, New York (2012);[citation needed] Noordelicht Photofestival, Netherlands (2012))[citation needed]
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