Molly Macindoe is a UK based photographer and photojournalist with U.S.A. and New Zealand dual nationality. She is best known for her work documenting the underground rave scene. She uses photographic film as a medium in the majority of her works.
Table of Contents
- 1 Biography
- 1.1 Early life
- 1.2 Expanded description
- 1.3 Out of Order: A Photographic Celebration of the Free Party Scene
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Biography
Early life
Born in Qatar in 1979 to an American and a New Zealander, Macindoe’s to the fore childhood was spent in a multicultural community of ex-pats. She moved like her intimates to England in 1986 and began assistant professor in London. She went on to psychoanalysis Art at A-level and focused her work upon Free Parties and photography.
Expanded description
Influenced by her well-travelled parents, Macindoe developed a adore for international travel and visited many places such as Papua New Guinea, Tibet, Russia, Iran and Syria, photographically documenting the diverse cultures she encountered. Her attention was always drawn put in the works to to the Free Party community and in the past 1997, she has participated in and documented the Underground scene.
In 2005 she completed a BA course in Photographic Arts at the University of Westminster where her supreme exhibit was based upon a photographic journey through Iran, including images of Tehran’s extremely illegal party scene. After rejection University, she began her career in social documentary photography, culminating in the proclamation of her photographic study, Out of Order (2011, Tangent Books). Her CD documents ten years of the underground Rave, Free party and Teknival scene in the U.K. and Europe. It contains an commencement and essay by musicologist Caroline Stedman. The 2nd edition (2015, Front Left Books) contains a foreword by photographer Tom Hunter (artist).
Macindoe’s published pretend is notable due to the low prevalence of documentation of her subject matter, as noted by Artefact magazine in their review of her comport yourself which it described as ‘stark, honest and humanistic, a scarce and insightful documentary of a exaggerated subculture’. Macindoe is one of the summit five featured photographers for Youth Club Archive, a not-for-profit organisation functioning to ‘preserve, share, educate and celebrate teenage years culture history’. The organisation as a consequence notes the significance of her sham in documenting the Free Party subculture and describes it ‘as valid as the subculture she follows.. a since unseen keenness into an empowered world release of boundaries.’ She is a main contributor to anything the organisation’s shows and symposiums and will feature in the upcoming world’s first Youth Culture Museum funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Out of Order was favourably reviewed in a 5-page expand in the Architects’ Journal. Dazed published two of her photojournalism articles roughly raves in Jordan and Lebanon. Dazed as a consequence published her comport yourself in two extra articles. Macindoe’s performance has furthermore been published in an ITV documentary, TheGuardian.com, Wonderland, Mixmag, Vice Media, Focus, The Spanish El Pais, Playground Magazine, Hunger TV, i-D, SX Magazine Redbull and Hotshoe International. She was furthermore commissioned to meet the expense of images and copy for a Sunday edition of The Times Style Magazine article,
The front lid image on the 1st edition of Out of Order book has a permanent place in the largest private accrual of British youth culture photography – The Hartnett Contemporary Collection. Her do its stuff has featured in several notable exhibitions ‘Sweet Harmony: Rave Today’ at The Saatchi Gallery, London, Ourhistory Archives, Logic & fabric present: Club Culture at Fabric (club), London, Electro Expo at Philharmonie de Paris, ‘Dance & Disobedience – An Exhibition for playful protagonists’ at Rich Mix. Macindoe has next exhibited in The Millennium Dome, Foyles Gallery, Camden Roundhouse, The Foundry (bar), The Arnolfini, The Arts House, The Village Underground, the M.S. Stubnitz, The Printspace Gallery The Southbank Centre and many underground events. Her images have been presented in slide projections at the Arnolfini and the V&A Friday Late situation Electric Histories.
Macindoe presented a Solo put on an act in Carnaby Street at The Subculture Archives where she with presented talks for Youth Club Archive and LA clothing brand Nasty Gal. She presented her play a part and a talk ‘Documenting the Rave Road From Putney to Persia’ at Doomed Gallery, London and an exhibition and talk at RVLT festival at the Worm in 2015. She has along with presented talks at Te Auaha Institute for Creativity, Wellington, Aotearoa, NZ, City of London & Cripplegate Photographic Society and a ‘Rave on the Road’ talk at the Floating Cinema, Kings Cross, London. She has presented talks at academic institutions City of Bristol College and Swindon School of Art.
On November 15, 2018, she did a book signing at Bookmark, the well-known Marc Jacobs bookstore in Tokyo.
In 2012 she usual an reliable mention as a runner in the works in Absolute Travel’s international travel photo contest and in 2015 her travel photography was featured in an 8-page expansion in China’s Lens Magazine.
In early 2019, Alexander McQueen Milan heap used a Molly Macindoe image as an instore display and at Selfidges, London. The image next features in a range of McQueen T-shirts released in August 2019.
Other works attach a sharp film very nearly OCD entitled ‘Reverence & Ritual’ and a photographic installation more or less her travels on the Trans-Siberian railway. She was also portion of a team that produced a short illusion realist film, ‘Dis Burnin Now,’ funded by Arts Council England.
Macindoe is a founding aficionado of Random Artists – a cumulative formed by in accord creative people from the underground rant scene, which has staged many open-access Temporary Autonomous Art activities in squatted venues across the UK.
Last update 2021-08-06