ANDY
PHILLIPSON
PHOTOGRAPHY
Clients & Publications
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- Acclaim Images
- Alex Cairncross Jewelry
- Art in Healthcare
- Art Lovers Everywhere
- Aurora Nova
- Barns-Graham Charitable Trust.
- Boudiche
- Bourne Fine Art
- C!rca
- Cambo Gardens, Fife
- Chamaleon Productions
- Circle of Eleven
- Cirque Alfonse
- Connecticut Times Online
- Copenhagen Collective
- Creole Choir of Cuba
- Dollar Academy
- Donaldson’s School for the Deaf
- Dundee Courier
- East Neuk Estates
- Edinburgh Council
- Edinburgh Evening News
- Edinburgh University
- Elena Torres Executive Air Charter
- Ellis Fairbank
- Fife Cultural Trust
- Financial Times
- Gandini Juggling
- Gravity and Other Myths
- Guild Press
- Jodi Kaplan’s Booking Dance
- John Byrne
- Law at Work
- Lewis Creative Consultants
- Louisiana State University
- LovebySusie
- Lund Humphries
- Macintyres of Edinburgh
- Malawi Times
- Metro Newspapers
- Mulberry House
- Northcroft Construction
- One North East
- Peter Howson
- Public Catalogue Foundation
- Real World Records
- Recirquel
- Ritchie Collins Gallery
- Royal Horticultural Society
- Sage Gateshead
- Sales Gap
- Scottish Autism
- Sigur Ros
- Smith Art Gallery & Museum
- Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
- Soweto Gospel Choir
- St. Andrew’s University
- St. Mary’s Catherdral, Edinburgh
- The Growth Academy
- The Guardian
- The Independent
- The Italian Cultural Institute, Edinburgh
- The Melting Pot, Edinburgh
- The World Festival
- Times Literary Supplement
- Tying The Knot
- Victoria Crowe
- Wish4A
Bio
CONTACT
TELEPHONE
+44(0)7968738191
LOCATION
South Queensferry
Edinburgh, Scotland
John Byrne
John Byrne was one of the most exceptional people I have ever met. An icon.
I look back on the days I spent photographing his artworks and breathing in his second-hand fag smoke as halcyon ones. RIP RENAISSANCE MAN!
Stirling-Smith Gallery
Over the last few years I have had the pleasure of photographing more than 500 objects from the Stirling-Smith Gallery collections. The objects you see here were taken as part of the World Cultures Project which aimed to re-appraise and digitise the Gallery’s ethnographic objects. All pictures are reproduced with the kind permission of and are copyrighted to Stirling-Smith Gallery. Many thanks to Nicola, Caroline, Heather, Angus, Ike and Roo for making everything such a pleasure.Thomas Monckton
Thomas Monckton’s ability to transform his facial features in a seemingly endless manner was photographic gold during his 2019 Edinburgh Festival show ‘Only Bones 2.0’.