Coffee with @wayneford is back! Wayne Ford will be kicking off his nominations for 2021 on March 8, for International Women’s Day
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For a short time only, we are happy to present the work of two photographers whose photographic journeys provide insights into other lives.
The Representation on the Line collaborative, touring exhibition will soon find itself opening in a new space: C-View, in Doncaster.
The Kensington and Chelsea Art Weekend was filled with discussions by renowned photographers talking in intimate groups about their latest projects and what motivated them to pursue certain ideas for their work. Marysa Dowling began Sunday’s discussions with an introduction to her 2007-17 project Blue Bag, which aims to explore how the camera can impact, question, hide and expose identity through representation.
The end of June saw the launch of Phase II of the photographic exhibition, Representation on the Line: (Un)framing our Identities. Whilst Phase I was launched as a satellite event for Photo London in May and featured 24 photographers’ work, filling the basement of the old telephone exchange in Chelsea, Phase II expanded to 90 women, filling the ground floor too.
Upcoming Day of Talks at the HIVE On Sunday October 6th, the Blackpool show officially closes. To celebrate the success of it, please join us for a day of talks...
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When the Blackbird Sings: Jannica Honey Jannica Honey is a Swedish-born photographer who moved to Edinburgh, Scotland after completing a BA in Anthropology and Criminology at Stockholm University in...
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Being Inbetween: Carolyn Mendelsohn Carolyn Mendelsohn is a known portrait photographer who uses photography, film and sound to bring to life creative ideas within a person, their location and...
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Sisters of the Road: Anne-Marie Michel Anne-Marie Michel is a portrait and fashion photographer based in London, showcasing her first personal project as a visual story-teller, exploring both her...
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