This exhibition commemorates the work of portrait photographer Matthew R Lewis, who committed suicide earlier this year. A regular i-D magazine contributor, over a long career he captured a host of cultural aesthetes including a young Boy George, the maverick cross dresser Leigh Bowery, pop svengali Malcolm McClaren, and Quentin Crisp, as well as snapping up-and-coming bands like Oasis in the early-90s. This exhibition is organised by his partner in aid of the mental health charity Mind, and features a selection of his pictures, including an angst-ridden portrait of Stephen Fry.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2009/aug/08/of-gods-monsters-matthew-lewis
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