Exhibitions



2022 Date to be confirmed ‘Your Body Belongs to You’ at Saint Gilles Croix de Vie, France

August 2021 ‘Out pf the Frame’ exhibition and book at Glasgow Gallery of Photography

March 2021 ‘International Women’s Month’ at Glasgow Gallery of Photography.

February 2021 ‘Emergence 2’ at Glasgow Gallery of Photography

June 2020 Yearbook exhibition and book

May 2020 ‘Glasgow Themed Images’ at Glasgow Gallery of Photography


Postcards from Great Britain: ‘Postcards from Great Britain’ is an international photography project involving exhibitions and other events across Europe, collected into a digital and print catalogue housed in libraries and archives around the world.

May – June 2021 Hoogvliet, Rotterdam

April – June 2021 Asti, Italy

March – April 2021 Bergen op Zoom, the Netherlands

October 2020 – March 2021 Calarasi, Romania

July 2020 – April 2021 St Gilles Croix de Vie, France

July – October 2020 Tilburg, the Netherlands

July – August 2020 Porto, Portugal

July – August 2020 Bergen op Zoom, the Netherlands

July – August 2020 Groningen, the Netherlands

March - May 2020 Haarlem, the Netherlands

2020 Inaugural exhibition at Hotel Lion d'Or, Haarlem, Holland.


August – September 2020 Everyday Delight 3 (windows version)

 April – July 2020 Everyday Delight 2 (online version)

2019: ‘Everyday Delight’ international group photography exhibition at Free Space Project, London.

This exhibition was reviewed in The Guardian online, and one of my images was included in the review https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2019/dec/18/magic-in-the-mundane-photographers-everyday-gems-in-pictures

2019: ‘POW! WOW!’ international group photography exhibition at STREET/FORM, Rotterdam, Holland.

2019: ‘Time to Think’ international group photography exhibition at Festival Pil’Ours, St Gilles Croix de Vie, France.

2019: ‘Home’ international group art exhibition at Michaelhouse Centre, Cambridge.

2019: ‘Everything I Ever Learnt’ international group exhibition of photographs at Art at the ARB, Cambridge University.

2018: 'A Bit Off the Map' solo exhibition of collaged Borders photographs at Stockbridge Library, Edinburgh.

2017: 'Where Angels Fear to Tread' solo exhibition of photographs at Stockbridge Library, Edinburgh.

2016: Two photographs selected for 'The Idea of Beauty' exhibition at Summerhall, Edinburgh.

2016: 'Bridging' solo exhibition starting at The Art Club, then moving to Not the Dean Gallery, throughout  the Edinburgh Festival.

2011:  Artists’ book included in ‘The Paper Cooperative’ exhibition at the Spacex Gallery, Exeter.

2011:  ‘This Moment Will Never Come Again’ solo exhibition of 365 daily photographs, Attic Salt Gallery, Edinburgh.

2010:  Mixed media works in Edinburgh Exhibiting Societies of Scottish Artists’ (ESSA) show ‘Canvas’, Edinburgh.

2010:  Altered book exhibition project ‘Regenerator II’, Bristol.

2009:  Monoprints in the Edinburgh Exhibiting Societies of Scottish Artists group show, Edinburgh.

2009:  Monoprints in Visual Arts Scotland’s group exhibition at Gracefield Arts Centre, Dumfries.

2009:  Monoprints in Edinburgh Printmakers’ Original Prints Fundraising Show, Edinburgh Printmakers, Edinburgh.

2009:  Monoprints at ‘Phrame It’ at Harmony Café, Appleton, Wisconsin, USA.

2009:  ‘Waymarkings: 300 Aspects of the Coast’ solo exhibition of monoprints, Attic Salt Gallery, Edinburgh.

2008:  Altered book project in exhibition ‘Rich and Strange’, University of Wales at Newport.

2008 and 2007:  Work in David Delafiora’s international fluxus publications ‘ReSite’, ‘ Undercover Field Study’ and ‘Field Study Kart 5’ Magazine, Geelong, Australia.

2008:  International Bookmarks VI Exhibition, University of the West of England Centre for Fine Print Research in Bristol, which travelled to many venues throughout the UK.

2008:  Monoprints included in the Grampian Hospitals Art Trust’s CD Exhibition and Sale in Aberdeen.

Other

My photographs have appeared in the Stockbridge (Edinburgh) Calendar every year from 2011 onwards.

Over the last five or six years, my photographs have been used on a number of websites, including Bridge House Art in Ullapool,VioVets, Coates Fitness Studio in Edinburgh, Water of Leith Conservation Trust, Scottish Canals’ Newsletter in Glasgow and several gardening blogs in both the UK and the USA.

As Taycheedah Publishing, I co-designed and co-produced two large-format photography books to accompany the Attic Salt Gallery exhibitions ‘This Moment Will Never Come Again’ and ‘Passing Through Zero’, both of which were featured at the Edinburgh Book Festival sales tent in 2011.

I curated ‘Passing Through Zero’, a solo exhibition of photographs by my father, Boris Bittker, at Attic Salt Gallery, Edinburgh2011.  This exhibition was also shown in its entirety at Fife FotoSpace in Glenrothes, Fife, in 2014.

I curated a smaller exhibition of my father’s work at Stockbridge Library in Edinburgh in February 2016.

One of my photographs, ‘Caitlin and Andrew’s Bass Rock’, was selected for inclusion in the SCAPE Trust’s exhibition ‘Coast’, which travelled to 12 venues around Scotland over the course of a year, and my photograph was also printed in The Glasgow Herald Magazine on 28th July 2007.

Another photograph, ‘Haar Family’, was awarded third prize in the North Berwick Red Cross Photography Competition in 2007.

One of my mesostic poems, part of a long-distance walking project undertaken as a homage to Ian Hamilton Finlay, was accepted as part of the permanent collection at the Centre for Artists’ Books at the University of Dundee.

In 2005-6, I produced a suite of 81 small monoprints inspired by having won a trip to visit Little Sparta, Ian Hamilton Finlay’s remarkable philosopher’s garden, and I was able to show him these monoprints shortly before he died.

From 1990 – 1991, I worked as exhibitions organiser/coordinator of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, mounting public exhibitions in a dozen venues all over the UK, including both the Liverpool Catholic and Anglican Cathedrals, the National Museum of Scotland, The Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, St Nicholas Cathedral in Newcastle, and Bradford Public Library, among others.