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An exhibition by the Fine Art photographers Anderson and Low entitled Manga Dreams is underway at Hamiltons Gallery in London.
Manga Dreams features prints of Manga fans who have tailored their look to that of specific characters from the world of Manga.
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The work has been described as exploring a visual hybrid of photography, graphics, digital painting and calligraphy in a collaboration between the subjects – dedicated followers of the manga aesthetic and culture – and the photographers who used digital technology and post-production to explore the visual impact of Manga upon society.
The exhibition will be on display at Hamiltons Gallery in London until the 5th March, with admission free to the public whilst the accompanying book of images can be purchased from the Turnaround Publisher <a href="http://www.turnaround-uk.com/manga-dreams">website</a>.
For more information including directions to the gallery, please visit their <a href="http://www.hamiltonsgallery.com/">website</a>.
An exhibition by the Fine Art photographers Anderson and Low entitled Manga Dreams is underway at Hamiltons Gallery in London.
Manga Dreams features prints of Manga fans who have tailored their look to that of specific characters from the world of Manga.
<a title="Ramen Bakuretsu Ken - Noodle Ultimate Destruction Blast ©Anderson&Low by Mercury Rex, on Flickr" href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/genkinahito/5408332780/"></a>
The work has been described as exploring a visual hybrid of photography, graphics, digital painting and calligraphy in a collaboration between the subjects – dedicated followers of the manga aesthetic and culture – and the photographers who used digital technology and post-production to explore the visual impact of Manga upon society.
The exhibition will be on display at Hamiltons Gallery in London until the 5th March, with admission free to the public whilst the accompanying book of images can be purchased from the Turnaround Publisher <a href="http://www.turnaround-uk.com/manga-dreams">website</a>.
For more information including directions to the gallery, please visit their <a href="http://www.hamiltonsgallery.com/">website</a>.