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Anna Alexandra " Minnie " Weisz (born December 1972) is an English photographer and visual artist. She specialises in the camera obscura and adapts the technique to turn entire rooms into cameras. Early life and family. Weisz was born in London. [3] . Her father, George Weisz (1929–2020), was a Hungarian Jewish mechanical engineer.
- Visual artist, photographer
- Rachel Weisz (sister)
Edited by Minnie Weisz, 2010. WKW The Cinema of Wong Kar Wai by John Powers. Co-edited by Minnie Weisz, 2016. 2013-2017 TPG Contemporaries Young Patrons Commitee The Photographers Gallery, London. Published Works. 2013 - Photography Portfolio, John Ingeldew and Lorenz Gullaschen, Lawrence King, London.
Fine Art Photographer / Visual Artist
Minnie Weisz: I am a camera. Minnie Weisz chose King's Cross, in London, for an extraordinary project that harnesses the photographic power of whole rooms. Simon Hardeman meets her....
24 set 2016 · Minnie Weisz studied MA Communication Art and Design at the Royal College of Art and BA Graphic and Media Design at The London College of Printing. Since 2006, she has been turning buildings inside out in the UK and across Europe.
Minnie Weisz Home; Photographic Works. The Eternal; Future Memory; Obscura Portraits; City Gate Installation
Minnie Weisz studied Communication, Art and Design at the Royal College of Art and The London College of Printing. She has exhibited in London, The Netherlands and Croatia: at Art Rotterdam 2014, Kunstliefde Utrecht 2014; Van Kranendonk Gallery, The Hague 2014; Gallery Makina, Pula Film Festival, Croatia, 2013; and The London Film Museum, 2013.
