Nick Sinclair: podcast appearances and interviews

Nick Sinclair is a British photographer born in 1963. He is known for his portrait work, with 148 of his photographs held by the National Portrait Gallery in London. After graduating from West Surrey College of Art and Design in 1986, Sinclair moved to Amsterdam where he lived for three years. During this period, he worked on The Stage project using a portable studio and was commissioned by the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam to photograph individuals involved in Amsterdam's art scene. In 1989, Sinclair relocated to London. His project The Stage and several portraits were exhibited at The Photographers' Gallery in 1990. That same year, he began work on the Parliamentarians project, which contributed to his first photograph in the National Portrait Gallery's collection. His series of scientific portraits commissioned by Cable and Wireless was exhibited by the NPG in 1994, as was a series of portraits of senior doctors commissioned by the British Medical Journal. Sinclair has also undertaken various other projects, including images of student life at Green College, Oxford, and photographs of classic scooters in Italy and India. Transitioning between commercial and personal work, Sinclair has focused on themes related to environmental change. In 2007, he received a Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Travel Fellowship to photograph street-level recycling in China. His work has been exhibited in various galleries, with one project nominated for the Prix Pictet sustainable photography prize. Sinclair resides on the Suffolk coast.