Jack Davison
1990, is a British photographer. Born in Essex, he lives and works in London. He studied English Literature at the University of Warwick and is largely self-taught in photography.
He has exhibited internationally, with solo exhibitions including presentations at Cob Gallery, London, and Foam Fotografiemuseum, Amsterdam, as well as participation in group exhibitions such as Deichtorhallen, Hamburg. His work has been shown at art fairs including Paris Photo and Photo London, and his photographs are held in collections such as the National Portrait Gallery, London.
Alongside exhibitions, he has published several photobooks, including Photographs (2019), Song Flowers (2020), Ol Pejeta (2021), and A is for Ant (2024). His work has also appeared in editorial contexts such as The New York Times Magazine and British Vogue, and includes both commissioned and independent projects.
Reference
Cob Gallery, official website.
https://www.cobgallery.com/artists/259-jack-davison/
Books on the virtual bookshelf by Jack Davison: "13–15 November. Portraits: London", Helions (2026).
Books on the Virtual Bookshelf by Jack Davison
1 book