angus stewart
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 by 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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Solo Exhibitions:
London Burlesque – A Family Album, London Lighthouse Gallery - Feb 2023
More To Me Than HIV - London Lighthouse Gallery - June 2022
More To Me Than HIV - Brighton Jubilee Library - December 2021
Rights To The City – Conway Hall, in collaboration with UCL, London - March 2020
Selected Group Exhibitions:
Select – Photofusion, London, Summer 2023
Salon 22, Photofusion, London – December 2022
Salon 21, Photofusion, Selected by Zelda Cheatle & Emma Bowkett, London - July 2021
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Masculine / Feminine – PH21 Gallery, Budapest - March 2021
Contemporary Portraiture – PH21 Gallery, Budapest - April 2021
Leadership in Lambeth, Lambeth Town Hall, commissioned by 3Space, Photofusion & Lambeth council – April - Dec 2021
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​Salon 19, Photofusion, Selected by Lucy Soutter, London - December 2019
Rights To The City - Federal University of Bahia (UFBA), Brazil - 2019
Salon 18, Photofusion, London - December 2018
Publications:
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London Burlesque: A Family Album - Circa Books 2022 (publication Sept 22)
Urban Claims and the Right to the City: Grassroots Perspectives from Salvador Da Bahia and London
(UCL Press, 2019)
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Articles/Reviews:
Royal Photography Society Magazine, August 2017, p22-27
https://issuu.com/thinkpublishing/docs/rps_aug17
Awards:
Select – Chosen by David More – 2022
ARPS – Royal Photographic Society - 2017
LRPS - Royal Photographic Society - 2016
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