Angus Stewart is a documentary photographer based in London. 

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Working  extensively with the circus, burlesque and cabaret communities in London over the past 10 years has produced a collection of work depicting not just what happens on stage but the families and communities that support it.   London Burlesque: The Family Album will be published in 2022 bye Circa Press.

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In 2017 Angus was commissioned to work with on a project on 'rights to the city' in Salvador and London as project with UCL London, this work was published by UCL Press in 2020. 

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In 2020 Angus was artist in residence at 3rd Space, Brixton, as part of the Lambeth Town Hall Arts Program documenting leadership in the borough. 

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Currently working with Global Disability Innovation Hub (GDI Hub) on a  programme called AT2030 - Life Changing Assistive Technology for All, documenting the charity's work with local activists and AT both in  UK and Internationally.    

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Recent Exhibitions

 

Federal University of Bahia (UFBA)

Rights To The City - 2019  

 

Conway Hall, London

Rights To The City – March 2020

 

Photofusion 

Salon - July 2021

Salon - December 2019 

Salon - December 2018

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PH21 Gallery, Budapest

Masculine / Feminine – March 2021

Contemporary Portraiture – April 2021

 

Lambeth Town Hall 

Leadership in Lambeth – April - Dec 2021

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Brighton Jubliee Library

More To Me Than HIV - December 2021

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London Lighthouse Gallery 

More To Me Than HIV - June 2022

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Books: 

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London Burlesque:  A Family Album - Circa Books 2022 (publication Sept 22)

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Urban Claims and the Right to the City: Grassroots Perspectives from Salvador Da Bahia and London     (UCL Press, 2019)

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