Paul Caffell Artist Photohrapher

Paul Caffell studied at the Chelsea Art School and London School of Printing and Graphic Art. He is a painter and photographer.
Exhibited	Royal West of England Academy 2008 “Open Photography” Mummery+Schnelle Gallery, London, 2008 31 Studio Photo Stroud Festival, 2007 Plymouth Art Centre, 2005 Pamukbank Fotografgalerisi, Istanbul, 2001 Fundacion Municipal de Cultura, Valladolid, Spain, 2000 Metro Art Gallery, Folkestone, 2000 Calcografia Nacional, Madrid, 1999 The R.P.S. Bath “Into the Light” 1999 Art Cologne, 1998 Galerie Bodo Niemann, Berlin, 1997 The Photographers Gallery, London, “Brochure” The Akehurst Gallery, “Eroticism and the Nude” 1994 “Out of Shadow” London Lighthouse, Christies, London, 1993 Linhof Gallery, London, 1991/1992 Min Gallery, Tokyo, Japan, 1989 Portfolio Gallery, London, 1989 Bertha Udang, New York, U.S.A. 1986 New York Art Expo, USA, 1988 Private View, The R.P.S. Bath, England, 1987 The R.P.S. Bath, England, 1986 Taraman Gallery, London, 1983 Redfern Gallery, London, 1967 BBC TV film Monitor “Three Artists filmed in their own studio space: Paul Caffell, Stephen Willats & Partick Proctor”, 1966 Gimpel Fils, Zurich, 1966 Galerie Benador, Geneva, 1965 Galerie Connaitre,Geneva, 1964 Piccadilly Gallery, London, 1963
Collections	Tate Gallery, London National Portrait Gallery, London The Royal Photographic Society, Bath Royal Academy Private Collections
Invitational	2002 The Looc Foundation & Wellbeing Auction Catalogue, Santa Barbara CA and Christies, London “Prinz” Sakyuko, Kyoto, Japan, 1991 Lviv, USSR 1990 (Biennale) Lviv Museum of the History of Religion & Atheism International Biennale Graphic Art(15^th) Ljublijana, Yugoslavia, 1989/90 Kanagawa Prefecture Gallery, Yokohama, Japan, 1989-15^th International Independent Exhibitions
		In 1985 he was invited by Sir Hugh Casson to accompany him to Askelon, Israel, where they worked on environmental projects for the awareness of the common ground between different nationalities, part of which involved creating outside murals
Publications		“Blink” a photography essay with poems by John Bush. Foreword by Sir Hugh Casson