Talk:Tom Wood (photographer)

Red ink

The reason that red ink may appear on a disambiguation page is that people may be mentioned and red inked in other articles, perfectly notable individuals, but currently without articles. For example the Tom Woods who is a horticulturalist is a winner of the Victoria Metal and these two articles link to him: Hedychium coccineum and Victoria Medal (horticulture). Since we frequently have articles linking to the wrong person, disambiguation pages are a way to straighten that out. I have not checked the notability of all the entries on this page, but you should at least look at what links here for the red ink ones before removing. --Bejnar 23:42, 1 May 2007 (UTC)

Place of Birth

What does it mean to say that he was born "west of Ireland"? Could this be rephrased to make it seem less opaque? Lithoderm 16:05, 9 June 2009 (UTC)

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Unsourced group exhibitions removed from article

• 1994: Street Photography, Victoria & Albert Museum, London.
• 1996: Blindspot, Paolo Baldicci Gallery, New York.
• 1996: Inside Out, Galerie du Jour Agnes b., Paris (with Richard Billingham and Paul Seawright).
• 1999: Internationale Fototage, Herten, Germany.
• 2000: Les Photographies Collectionnees par agnes b, Centre National de la Photographie, Paris.
• 2001: The Sidewalk Never Ends, Art Institute of Chicago, USA.
• 2002: Becks Futures, ICA, London.
• 2002: Zipp, Kassler Kunstverein, Kassel.
• 2003: Garry Winogrand and Tom Wood, Galerie Thomas Zander, Cologne.
• 2003: We go round and round…, COMME CA Gallery, New York.
• 2003: Sad Beautiful Life, C/O Berlin, Germany.
• 2003: L’amour Toujours, galerieXprssns, Hamburg.
• 2004: Wirklich Wahr! Realitatsvesprechen von Fotographien, Ruhrlandmuseum, Essen.
• 2004: Ruestrassen; Schrumpfende Stadte, Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin.
• 2004: Sammlung Kunne, Kunsthalle, Bremen, Germany.
• 2004: Relating To Photography, Fotografie Forum International (FFi), Frankfurt.
• 2004: Street Life, Rotonda Galerie, Cologne.
• 2004: Independents 04, Liverpool Biennial, UK.
• 2004: Native Land, Oriel Mostyn, Llandudno; Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff.
• 2005: 24 x 36, Leica Gallery, New York.
• 2006: HyperDesign, Shanghai Biennale, China.
• 2006: Closed Eyes, Museum for Fotokunst, Odense, Denmark.
• 2006: Shrinking Cities, Pratt Manhattan Gallery/Van Alen Institute, New York.
• 2006: People and Places, Museum of Modern Art, New York.
• 2006: La Boum II, Sies+ Hoke Galerie, Dusseldorf.
• 2007: How We Are: Photographing Britain, Tate Britain, London.
• 2007: Centre of the Creative Universe, Liverpool and the Avant-Garde, Tate Gallery Liverpool.
• 2007: On View, Photo London, Old Billingsgate, London.
• 2008: ParrWorld, Haus der Kunst, Munich.
• 2008: Baby, Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam.
• 2012: Third Floor Gallery, Cardiff, with Martin Parr.