Picture preview: The Open Eye Gallery reopens

 

Friday 04 November 2011 13:12 GMT
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Tomorrow one of Liverpool's best-loved photography spaces will reopen at its new purpose-built home on the Waterfront.

Presenting work by world-class photographers Mitch Epstein and Chris Steele-Perkins for its programme of inaugural exhibitions, the North West of England's only gallery dedicated solely to photography promises exciting things.

The new gallery is a stone’s throw from Tate Liverpool and the Albert Dock, in the heart of the city.

Preview images from Epstein's 'American Power' series and Steele-Perkins' 'The Pleasure Principle' above.

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