Gothic Summer at Kirkstall Abbey
A photo essay exploring the atmospheric Kirkstall Abbey in Leeds on a hot Summer’s day. Photos by Damian Mark Whittle
Glorious in Ruin
That which is damaged or incomplete. That which has lost some of itself to time or opportunity. That which can be most wonderful of all. Damian Mark Whittle
Two Old Gentlemen Standing Together
Swapping tales of wood and metal, from the old days, back before all that. Damian Mark Whittle
The Red Abbey
Damian Mark Whittle
Romance of a Kind is Still Possible for this Asexual
Asexuality, like any orientation, means different things to different people. For me, it means that while I can be attracted to people, I have no desire to sleep with them.… Read more Romance of a Kind is Still Possible for this Asexual →
Among the Bones: Digital Art inspired by ‘Skeletons – Our Buried Bones’ at Leeds City Museum
Currently on display on at Leeds City Museum is Skeletons – Our Buried Bones, a fascinating collection of human remains found at various sites around the UK. Almost as interesting as the… Read more Among the Bones: Digital Art inspired by ‘Skeletons – Our Buried Bones’ at Leeds City Museum →
Exhibiting My Work: ‘How Does It Make You Feel?’ at Aire Place Studios, Leeds
My first exhibition of 2017 is a collaborative show with Leeds based artist Katie Plenty. The show is entitled How Does It Make You Feel? and was inspired by the famous… Read more Exhibiting My Work: ‘How Does It Make You Feel?’ at Aire Place Studios, Leeds →
Exhibiting My Work: ‘Aliens Among Us’ at Roots and Fruits, Leeds
Yesterday my new show ‘Aliens Among us’ opened at the Roots and Fruits café in the Grand Arcade in Leeds. For this exhibition, I have chosen two different subjects: the electricity… Read more Exhibiting My Work: ‘Aliens Among Us’ at Roots and Fruits, Leeds →
