Come and walk through the first Captain Cowboy exhibition featuring Paul Vernon's photography and film screening at Doc Media Centre in Leicester from Friday evening 7pm September 23rd to Sunday afternoon the 25th at 4pm.
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CAPTAIN COWBOY BRINGS TOGETHER PAUL VERNON'S VISUAL WORK OF PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILM, UNITING
NEW BOOKS AND INTERNATIONALLY SELECTED FILMS INTO HIS ONE WORLD OF ARTISTIC OUTPUT.
I'm currently working with instant photography, on book designs as well as integrating my films of the last 10 years which have screened at the LA County Museum of Art, Artists Forum in New York and the ICA. I started CapCow when a few years ago I was assessing my unpublished photography and realised it was valuable to me and my overall artistic work and what I wanted to express. I started categorising, mixing, sequencing the images with current projects / thinking. Initially from that process came the Candlelight Flavoured Bubblegum book series of which the first The Light That's Lost was published in 2020. In 2021 I have published Strange Space about architecture. Head to Instagram to join the community of interest in my work and say hello. The name Captain Cowboy is from a character created in front of my camera by my younger sister in the short documentary A Film By Abigail which screened at BAFTA, London Short Film Festival at the ICA and has been continually selected at film festivals. In a story I'm yet to tell (!) it was very nearly nominated for a United Nations Women Award in Hong Kong. Please follow the @cap.cow Instagram account and stay in touch with me and my ongoing projects.
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