Johnny Green

Johnny Green was born in 1974 in Leicester, England. After studying photography between 1998 and 2000, he worked from 2000 until 2010 as a photographer for the British news agency, the Press Association, with his work appearing daily in newspapers and magazines around the world from The Observer and The Sunday Times to The New York Post and South Africa's The Independent on Saturday. He has also exhibited in both solo and group shows in London over the past fifteen years, as well as a solo exhibition in Bogota, Colombia in 2012 and a group show in Taiwan in 2014. Green's first two major bodies of work, Those eyes are enough to take this heart of mine and God knows how I adore life, were previewed at the Frontline Club in west London in December 2007 and at Red Dot Art Fair in central London in October 2008 respectively. In November 2009, he exhibited four pieces in a group show, Viva La Revolucion, held at The Vibe Bar, Truman Brewery in east London. From December 2010 through to January 2011, Green opened J. Green & Son, his first Pop-up Gallery and Studio, exhibiting a variety of new and old work under the title It has often been my dream in Bloomsbury, central London. Opening and closing parties were held along with two gigs, a ...

NCTJ Photo-Journalism at Sheffield College (2000);
City & Guilds Photography at Southwark College (1999) and Kensington & Chelsea College (1998);
BA (Hons) International Studies at the University of Leeds (1996);

For Taiwanese friends, Those eyes are enough to take this heart of mine was shown at Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall in Taipei from July 5 to August 31, 2014, as part of the International Museum of Broken Relationships in collaboration with the Kuang Hong Arts Management: http://brokenships.com/en/news/summering_in_taiwan
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