Steve Gallagher, a fine art photographer from Worthing specialising in floral and seascape photography, has been selected as one of just 15 artists to participate in a unique collaboration between international organisations charity: water and The Other Art Fair. This initiative brings together artistic talent and philanthropy, with Steve Gallagher contributing his photography skills to raise funds for clean and safe drinking water projects around the world, inspired by the symbol of the charity: the yellow jerry can.

Charity: water is a global non-profit organisation dedicated to providing clean and safe drinking water to communities in need. Their iconic symbol, the yellow jerry can, represents their commitment to delivering this essential resource to those who need it most. The Other Art Fair’s mission – to promote emerging and established artists while fostering positive change through art – perfectly aligns with charity: water’s goals. In this collaborative effort, Steve Gallagher and his fellow artists will use their creativity to interpret the yellow jerry can’s significance and share their unique perspectives on the importance of clean water access. The artworks will be on show at The Other Art Fair’s next London exhibition at The Truman Brewery from 12-15 October 2023.
Steve Gallagher’s distinct photographic style has earned him a strong following and recognition for his ability to capture intricacy and complexity in his floral portraits, as well as the drama and movement of dramatic seascapes from the local Sussex area. His selection as one of the 15 artists chosen for this charitable endeavour comes as no surprise to those who appreciate his talent and passion for photography.

Steve Gallagher shared his excitement about this unique opportunity, saying, “It’s an incredible honour to be part of such a meaningful collaboration between charity: water and The Other Art Fair. Photography has always been my way of expressing the beauty I see in the world, and now I have the chance to use my art to make a positive impact by contributing to this important cause. Clean water is a basic human right, and I’m thrilled to be able to help make it accessible to more people.”

An auction featuring Steve Gallagher’s artwork and that of the other talented artists will take place in London and New York following the exhibition, offering art enthusiasts and philanthropists alike the chance to support a worthy cause while adding unique and inspiring pieces to their collections.
About Steve Gallagher
Steve Gallagher is a Sussex-based photographer, originally from the American Midwest where he graduated with a Fine Arts degree in Visual Design and Photography from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Initially working in fashion photography in Chicago, Miami and New York, he then built a successful career in advertising and digital design before moving to the UK in 2002.
Living in a house next to the sea on Britain’s south coast, his love of photography was reignited by the beauty of the Sussex Downs and the ever-changing nature of the local shoreline and the sea. Moving into a house surrounded by nature, with an artist’s studio already built in the garden, his photographic focus on seascapes and floral portraits was almost inevitable. The confinement of the Covid pandemic imposed a time and space to distil his art. The limit on travel meant that his subject matter was stripped to a minimum, allowing Steve to focus on refining and redefining his practice over this period to produce the intricate and skilfully composed photographs that characterise his work.
Website: stevegallagher.art
About charity: water
charity: water is a non-profit organization on a mission to bring clean and safe drinking water to people in need around the world. They work tirelessly to provide sustainable water solutions to communities, transforming lives in the process. The yellow jerry can is the symbol of charity: water, representing their commitment to delivering clean water and serving as a powerful symbol of hope, transformation, and the difference that clean water can make in the lives of individuals and communities.
Website: charitywater.org/uk
About The Other Art Fair
The Other Art Fair is a leading global platform for discovering and purchasing art from emerging and independent artists. They connect art lovers and collectors with talented artists and aim to support and promote the creative community.
Website: theotherartfair.com/london/
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