Ellie Ramsden is a London-based photographer who specialises in portrait, music and street photography. Ellie's love for underground music and youth culture have led her to document London's music scene, self-publishing her first photo-book "Too Many Man: Women of Grime" in 2019. Ellie is also Creative Executive for Hundred Heroines, a charity which works to make art and the education of art more accessible to the general public, especially in photography and the visual arts and in particular by the exhibition and promotion of women in photography.
Clients:
Adidas, Nike, Bacardi, Channel 4, Facebook, Refinery29, Wordplay magazine, ASBO magazine, NASS festival, Battersea Cats & Dogs Home, Help Musicians UK, Livity, Digital Voices.
Features:
BBC Newsbeat, Clash Magazine, Creative Review, Hundred Heroines, Keep Hush, Link Up TV, TMRW mag, Evening Standard, Lapp The Brand, The Move, Photograd, Warm n Easy, Mini Click, Rife magazine, The Doyennes.
Exhibitions:
2020: Home Museum - LagosPhoto Festival 2020 (online)
2020: Non-Conformist - ElliottHalls Gallery (online)
2020: The Future is in The Air - Dalston, London (solo exhibition)
2020: (Re)framing our Identities - Bologna, Italy
2019: Too Many Man - Adidas HQ, Germany (solo exhibition)
2019: Streetstyle: from Teddy Boys to Grime Kids - Trinity Art Gallery, London
2019: Representation on the Line: (Un)framing Our Identities - Hive, Blackpool
2019: Representation on the Line: (Un)framing Our Identities - Chelsea Telephone Exhange, London
2018: South West Graduate Photography Prize - Old Truman Bewery, London
2018: 32 Photographers - Gallery Different, London
2017: Behind the Beat - Spectrum, Brighton
2017: Hardwick Gallery Collection - Hardwick Gallery, Cheltenham
2016: Blank Space Gallery - Vancouver, Canada