Liz Gorman is an artist specialising in cameraless and alternative photographic practises, often utilising sculptural and performative elements to her work. 

With a keen interest in early photographic techniques, her work plays with photography’s relationship with objectivity in order to dissect, examine and critique contemporary political concerns including capitalism, gender and ecological disaster. 

Originally from Liverpool, she is now firmly based in South East London. She graduated from Camberwell College of Art in 2012 and is now a co-director at The Gate Darkroom and General Manager at Photofusion.

Exhibitions

February 2020 | Unearthed - The Lounge, Thames-side Studios, London

January 2020 | Manifest - EXP.20 Festival, Barcelona

June 2019 | Double Take - The Gate Darkroom, London

October 2019 | Thingness - Deptford X Fringe Festival, London

September 2018 | Working Studies: Cyanotype Impressions- Deptford X Fringe Festival, London

July 2018 | Light Touch - The Gate Darkroom, London

November 2017 | No Maps For What We Know - Urban Photo Fest, 310 New Cross Gallery

 January-April 2017 | Transposition - JazzLive @ The Crypt, London,   The Dragon Café, London

November 2016  |  December 2016 | The Thames: The ARTery of London - St Katharine’s Docks, London

 November 2016 | Collective Traces - ASC Studios, UrbanPhotoFest, London

February- May 2014   |    Photogram Open 2014 Bristol Festival of Photography, Bristol, Silverprint, London

May 2013 | Spirit of Southwark part II - The Dragon Café, London

 January 2013 | Spirit of Southwark part I - The Dragon Café, London

 June 2012 | Final Year Degree Show - Camberwell College of Arts

 June 2011 | Peek Show – Biscuit Factory, London

 January 2011 | They Work With Words – Flat Time House, London