2005 Roots to Reckoning – photos by Armet Francis, Neil Kinlock, Charlie Phillips, published by Seed PublicationsExhibition catalogue with introduction by Mike Phillips, ISBN 0951059882
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2004 Notting Hill in the Sixties, The Black Hidden History and Heritage of Kensington and Chelsea. Chelsea Library, London
2003 Through London’s Eyes: Photographs by Charlie Phillips, Museum of London
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2008 Becoming: Photographs from the Wedge Collection. MOCA Detroit. (Included 'Notting Hill Couple', 1967.
2008 Roots to Reckoning. Education Centre at Homerton University Hospital, London.
2007 How we Are: Photographing Britain. Tate Britain
2005-2006 Roots to Reckoning, Photographs by Charlie Phillips, Neil Kenlock and Armet Francis, Museum of London
2005 The West Indian Front Room: Memories and Impressions of Black British Homes. Geffrye Museum, London
2004 mas & mayhem , Stories of Notting Hill Carnival, Live exhibition, organised by HISTORYTALKS, part of The Black Hidden History and Heritage of Kensington and Chelsea. Tabernacle, Notting Hill, London
2004 Carnival at the V&A - 40 Years of the Carnival, Black British Style Month. V&A Museum, London
1972 fotografia come rivelazione, L’Azienda Autonoma Di Soggiorno E Turismo, Bellagio, Salone dei Congressi Hotel Grand Bretagne, Milan, Italy
ARTICLES - Magazines
Foam, Issue #12/'Contruct' - article by Kenneth Montague on Charlie Phillips' 'Notting Hill Couple, 1969'.
Photography Italiana, numero 168, 1972
ARTICLES - Books
2005 Roots to Reckoning – photos by Armet Francis, Neil Kinlock, Charlie Phillips, published by Seed Publications
Exhibition catalogue with introduction by Mike Phillips, ISBN 0951059882
1991 Notting Hill In The Sixties, published by Lawrence and Wishart
Monograph with text by Mike Phillips, ISBN 0853157510
FILM and TELEVISION
2004 All Saints Road - The Street Where You Live. Focus on recent History. ITV1. (15 photographs)
Rootical by Nike Hatzidimou, a documentary about Charlie Phillips, 25 minutes.
AWARDS
Best First Film (Agnes B Award/Medal & 500 GBP) awarded at the Portobello Film Festival to Rootical, Nike Hatzidimou's documentary about Charlie Phillips.
PRESENTATIONS
IGNORED NO MORE:
Abolition of the slave trade bicentennial
3 August 2007 - Conference on International Slavery
Charlie Phillips, Neil Kenlock and Armet Francis's images from the Roots to Reckoning exhibition will be used in a background slide show for the duration of the conference.
EDUCATIONAL
2008 His 'Notting Hill Couple, 1967' was part of a panel discussion on an image "thinking about" by the collector Dr Kenneth Montague (Wedge Gallery, Toronto, Canada). FOAM Photo Fest, Amsterdam, 24th and 25th May 2008
2006 Moving Here – story of a woman who arrived in London from the Caribbean in the 1960s. Schools educational project. Image projects on the wall throughout the telling of the story. Museum of Docklands
2005 Postcodes project website, Museum of London
COLLECTIONS
FACET: Fusing Arts, Culture and Education through Technology
Museum of London
Dr Kenneth Montague, Director Wedge Gallery, Toronto, Canada