Transmissions
Exhibitions
2013 - THE VALLEYS RE-PRESENTED - Tramshed, Cardiff, UK
2008 - PAUL CABUTS PHOTOWORKS - Riverfront Arts Centre, Newport, UK
2008 - IF YOU BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME - g39 Gallery, Cardiff, UK
2006 - >OVER - g39 Gallery, Cardiff, UK
Publications
2020. Transmissions. In: South Wales Transmissions and Monuments 1996-2004. Cafe Royal Books
2020. Transmissions. In: Offline: The Photobook and Wales. #005
2020. Transmissions. In: Not Still, Rhondda Photographs. Efail Isaf: Tirnod Press
2013. Transmissions. In: It Was Never Going To Be Straightforward. Cardiff: g39 Gallery.
2006. Transmissions. In: CPR Centre for Photographic Research booklet. Newport: University of Wales Newport.
2006. Transmissions. In: Over – Exhibition Catalogue. Cardiff: g39 Gallery.
Tranmissions was produced using a 5” x 4” format camera and colour film. Over twenty television masts were photographed - a selection were presented as flush mounted prints on aluminium at 34" x 26" . For the >OVER exhibition they were presented as an installation using thee television monitors.
2013 - THE VALLEYS RE-PRESENTED - Tramshed, Cardiff, UK
2008 - PAUL CABUTS PHOTOWORKS - Riverfront Arts Centre, Newport, UK
2008 - IF YOU BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME - g39 Gallery, Cardiff, UK
2006 - >OVER - g39 Gallery, Cardiff, UK
Publications
2020. Transmissions. In: South Wales Transmissions and Monuments 1996-2004. Cafe Royal Books
2020. Transmissions. In: Offline: The Photobook and Wales. #005
2020. Transmissions. In: Not Still, Rhondda Photographs. Efail Isaf: Tirnod Press
2013. Transmissions. In: It Was Never Going To Be Straightforward. Cardiff: g39 Gallery.
2006. Transmissions. In: CPR Centre for Photographic Research booklet. Newport: University of Wales Newport.
2006. Transmissions. In: Over – Exhibition Catalogue. Cardiff: g39 Gallery.
Tranmissions was produced using a 5” x 4” format camera and colour film. Over twenty television masts were photographed - a selection were presented as flush mounted prints on aluminium at 34" x 26" . For the >OVER exhibition they were presented as an installation using thee television monitors.
