Photography

Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society Dianne Owen talks about her photographic retrospective.

World premiere of short, hauntingly beautiful black and white film on the fascinating rituals of Victorian death and mourning. This will be followed by a discussion with creator Sarah Tobias and award-winning director Valentina Lari. There will also be a brief talk and readings on customs of death, grief, mourning…

Learn new skills with a digital camera to develop photography as a hobby.

Students from the 2nd year of the BA Contemporary Photographic Art Practice Degree at Northbrook College present a range of individual ideas and perceptions collectively offering a critical exploration of the notion of displacement. These artworks question conventional media boundaries and include typology, print and…

Previously unseen vintage artefacts, ephemera, photographs and graphics from arguably London's most infamous specialist jazz record shop.

Fellow actor, friend and her Personal Manager, David Hill opens his home to exhibit a unique collection of Dora Bryan memorabilia. The exhibition showcases Pictures, Theatre Bills, Movie Stills and Books celebrating the life and career of one of Brighton's best loved stars. A family friendly event (i.e. suitable for all…

Photographs by the London-based photographer encapsulating the soul of the old motor racing track, and the scene of the first British Grand Prix. The project was undertaken to document parts of the track which sustained damage during the war and have had to be removed.

Photographs of the interiors and exteriors of 20 power stations built across Portugal between the 1950s and 70s, exploring the ambitious visions inspired by periods of rapid economic growth and social change.

The Edinburgh Napier Degree Show is an annual showcase of the creative talent of new and emerging designers, photographers, film makers, art directors, advertising directors, journalists, creative writers, television programme makers, and actors.

Edith Tudor-Hart is perhaps best remembered for having been a Soviet agent, but she was also a gifted photographer who had trained at the Bauhaus and made unflinching photographic studies of poverty in mid 20th century England. This exhibition includes some of those images, as well as ones she took in turbulent 1930s…

Exhibition exploring the idea of the self-portrait, as executed by RSA members throughout the ages.

Award-winning black-and-white photographs taken by the Norwegian photographer. Depicting the daily life and intimate relationship of two siblings in an isolated spot in rural Norway.

Landscape photographs produced by the Prague-based artist rendering a special quality of stillness in the images. Gentle distortion of colours along with fading furnishes the landscapes with a feeling of nostalgia.

An exhibition of contemporary photographs.

Photographs celebrating the concept of the old photo-album using found photographs exploring themes of birth, death, marriage, happiness, family and friendship. Curated by Erik Kessels in collaboration with Foam Amsterdam.

Contemporary photographs documenting present-day life in Europe, through the stories of families and communities. Showcasing the work of Mindaugas Azusilis, David Barnes, Tina Carr and Annemarie Schone, John Duncan, Anna Kurpaska, Catrine Val and Arturas Valiaga among others.

Contemporary portraiture created by three local artists working in oil paints and photography. Featuring the artists Kevin Derbyshire, Kim Lone and Liz Derbyshire.

Photographs by Ken Grant, Louis Quail, Kajal Nisha Patel and Moira Lovell, exploring current working conditions in Britain and also inspired by the manufacturing and industrial legacy.

Photographs of the female form, providing an insight into the relationship between photographer and muse.

Celebrate the life of Henderson's founder, Janet Henderson, and her husband Mac, and their contribution to the organic food movement in Scotland.

Reality photography documenting the artist's life over the course of a year, exploring the urban lifestyle.

Contemporary works by Teresa Bailey, Paul Coles, Paul Mercer, Alan Organ and Phil Radbourne.

Paintings, sculpture and photography by young adults and children with experiences of growing up without their biological parents.

Contemporary photography highlighting creative uses of the camera by artists including Jane and Louise Wilson, Donald Rodney, Sarah Lucas and Helen Chadwick.

Found photographs inspired by the fading era of the family photo album, responding to the rise of digital image storage media and methods. Curated by Erik Kessels and Foam Amsterdam.