Jason Evans

Jason Evans is a photographer who engages with both art and commercial practice. While studying fine art at Sheffield Hallam University, Evans began working in editorial styling and casting in 1989. He started photographing for i-D magazine in 1991 and produced fashion/portrait images throughout the 90s for a range of international titles. Evans is interested in music photography and has worked with Trevor Jackson, Fridge, Four tet, Radiohead and Clinic. Evans exhibited in 'Haven't stopped dancing yet...' at the PPS Gallery, Hamburg (1992), 'Cars' at the Tannery, London (1993) and 'Diary' at the American Museum of Snapshots, Portland (1995). More recently, he curated 'Real Life?' at Dean Clough, Halifax, was featured in 'Look at me' at the Kunsthalle, Rotterdam and published 'W'happen' for the Shoreditch Biennale (1998); he exhibited in 'Dub Housing' at the Camera Gallery, Austria (1999); 'Branded' at Cinch, London, 'Imperfect Beauty' at The V&A, London and 'Man on the Street' at Fabrica, Brighton (2000) and was in 'Century City' at Tate Modern, London, 'UK in NY' at Trump Tower, New York, 'New Acquisitions' at Tate Britain, London, 'Placebo Project' at The V&A, London and 'the photography dept.' at Selfridges, London (2001). Evans is currently working on two book ideas titled 'Me Me Me/ Boys Boys Boys' and 'Mental Image'.

Simon Foxton
Simon Foxton is one of Britain's foremost stylists. After graduating from St. Martin's College of Art and Design in 1983, he set up his own design label, Bazooka. He started styling for i-D in 1984 and since then has contributed to magazines including The Face, Arena, Arena Hommes Plus, Vogue Hommes International, Details, W and Big. For the past five years he has collaborated with stylist Jonathan Kaye. Simon has also acted as Creative Consultant to many major fashion brands including Levis-Strauss and Mandarina Duck. His work is represented in collections including the Victoria & Albert Museum and Tate Modern.

Alasdair McLellan
Alasdair McLellan is a London-based photographer. After studying photography at Nottingham, Mclellan moved to London, where he works for publications including i-D, Sleazenation and Ten. He was also featured in the Imperfect Beauty exhibition at The Victoria & Albert Museum in 2000.

Selected exhibitions:
Imperfect Beauty, The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, 2000-2001