Christine Kendrick and Ioan Nedelcu from the Topfoto photo library were out-out recently at the The William Morris Gallery in East London to view images from the archives on show for the Earthly Paradise: Radical Living in the UK exhibition – a major touring exhibition that explores the people and places that have helped shape art and activism across Britain over the last 200 years.
Topfoto supplied 35 images from their library including a set from photographer Colin Jones’ The Black House’.
• Until Sunday 28 March 2027 • FREE admission. Suggested donation of £5.
Spotted and explored this week by PAN is the print store at music photo agency IconicPix – opened in 2021 this is a wonderful resource of images created from the agency’s their vast photo library covering live band performances and singer portraits – take a look, buy a print!
Over at Getty Images they’ve gone for a restructure at the agency having reached ‘an agreement with all of its major financial stakeholder groups on the terms of a comprehensive restructuring that includes a series of transactions to strengthen the Company’s balance sheet and support its future growth.’
If this works out the agency will be privately held.
They say: ‘Under the Restructuring Support Agreement (“RSA”), members of the Getty Family, through certain of their affiliated entities, and affiliates of Koch Equity Development (“KED”) (together, the “Equity Investors”) have committed to invest up to $533 million of new equity, noteholders representing 83.5% of the Company’s unsecured bonds have agreed to significantly reduce outstanding debt through the retirement of $270 million of outstanding senior unsecured notes, and holders representing approximately 89% of the Company’s secured bonds and term loans, and 100% of revolving credit facility lenders have agreed to reduce interest obligations and extend debt maturities on the Company’s secured debt. The RSA is the successful culmination of collaborative discussions with key stakeholders across the Company’s capital structure. Upon completion of the restructuring, Getty Images will become a privately held company, with the Equity Investors owning 100% of the reorganized Company upon emergence.’