Morning events, Visual art, Photography

Black-and-white photographs taken by the British artist over a three year period spent in the Sicilian town of Palermo. Focusing on working class communities and the often neglected areas of the city.

Photographic portraits made between 1964 and 1968, selected from an archive of 20,000 images documenting Merseyside life throughout the mid-to-late-20th century.

The landscape photographer explores man's relationships with forests and woodland.

A three-part, multimedia installation combining slide-projections, a film screening and photography, exploring the relationship between photographic portraiture and embalming.

Figurative photographs exploring the beauty of the nude form, taken by the former artist's model who has now moved behind the lens.

Visceral photographs in atmospheric monochrome.

A major presentation of the work of the German Art Nouveau and Modernist, who revolutionised photography with his homemade macro cameras. On display will be a collection of over 80 silver gelatin prints as well as five rarely seen prints depicting nature in it's magnified glory.

Photographic portraits and texts providing an insight into the experiences of women living in Pakistan, exploring the relationship between tradition, culture and religion.

Contemporary conceptual photographic pieces questioning the object of art and it's production and reception. Focusing on his later practice, this selection of works highlights the celebrated UK artist's ability to reveal the beauty, poetry and humour in mundane aspects of everyday life.

Photographs documenting the Everton and Anfield districts during the 1980s and 1990s, featuring previously unpublished images.

Members' photographs drawn from five categories: pictorial monochrome, pictorial colour, record, portrait and nature.

Photographer Mathew McKenna will give basic instruction for new comers to take their own snapshots of the beautiful landscape. Bring your own compact or DSLR camera.

Personal photographs accompanied by texts explaining their significance to their owners, shown as a collective project in which participants were asked to share memories.

Photographic work from the British artist exploring the art of mapping and the way we navigate ourselves and our movements. The display forms part of the ongoing Antipodes project.

A study of leaves, flowers and trees in the

Photographic works by society members.

Pictures by the local photographer, capturing one of Brighton's landmarks in a variety of light and weather conditions.

An installation featuring images by Theo Simpson, of a selection of structures and buildings around London including the Crystal Palace Subway, Welbeck Street Car Park and Stockwell Bus Garage. The buildings have been chosen by architecture critics including the BBC Culture Show's Tom Dyckhoff, Owen Hatherley of the…

Pictures by the photographic collective Fabricate, exploring the boundaries of fact and fiction.

Contemporary photographic works by the collective's five members, exploring the dialogue between art and environment.

Photography and moving-image by members of the Possessed Collective, exploring the ways in which objects relate to identity.

Stories and photographs of British-born women of Pakistani and Indian lineage, exploring themes of identity, tradition and culture. Sister exhibition to While Dreams Sleep.

Photographer Liz Hingley invited people in Glasgow to have their portrait taken in a studio with an object that held some spiritual meaning for them. In addition, they wrote a small caption for the resulting image to explain the significance of the object.

Photographic exhibition from award-winning young photographer who documented Soho Road in Birmingham, which is home to people from 90 different countries and numerous different religions including Catholic, Rastafari, Muslim, Sikh, Hare Krishna, Buddhist and evangelical Christian.