A documentary photographer from Faversham is ready to present his photos of John to Yoko Ono.
John Stewart Farrier has now teamed up with Faversham’s Maihen Picture Framing Company, in West Street, to finalise the piece.
The photos of John were taken almost 50 years ago by Mr Farrier and were previously unseen until a few years ago.
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| John Farrier and Rachael Barrow |
There are twelve pictures of the former Beatle, the negatives of which were left undiscovered in a loft for around 45 years.
Mr Farrier discovered them towards the end of
2011 and they went on display for the first time earlier this year at
The Proud Gallery in Chelsea, London.
He now intends to present the photographs to Yoko Ono at The Folkestone Triennial, where she will be featuring as an
artist.
Mr Farrier has selected Maihen Picture Framing Company to frame his photographs for Yoko.
He said: “Most of my photographic framing is prepared in
London, but I was delighted to discover a real gem on my doorstep in
Faversham.
“Rachael Barrow offered infectious enthusiasm with great
attention to detail which was paramount in selecting her with this very
special framing assignment and I was delighted with the final result.
She will most certainly be included in my forthcoming photographic show
on Politicians at the end of the year.”
Mr Farrier will present the photos to Yoko at the event which begins on August 30 and ends on November 2.
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