Events

We regret to announce that after 26 years of supporting photographers and championing photography throughout the UK, Redeye, the Photography Network will wind down on 31 July 2024 due to a number of factors, including lack of funding. Read our full statement here. We are no longer publishing events. The archive of past events is available below.

Manchester Network Meeting

12 March 2008, 00:00

Award-winning photojournalist and freelance photographer Colin McPherson presents work from two of his latest projects: 'Catching the Tide' documenting the lives of Scotland's few remaining salmon net fishermen and his latest book publication, 'Mersey: the river that changed the world' a photographic exploration of the estuary's vital role as a site of industrial and ecological significance.

Examples of Colin's work can be seen online at www.colinmcpherson.co.uk and www.riverthatchangedtheworld.com.

Do You Really Want To Do This? 1

12 March 2008, 00:00

Redeye's essential guide to success in photography, particularly for photographers who are about to start trading or have done so in the past year or two, now comes in two flavours.

Social Networking in Photography

20 February 2008, 00:00

SOCIAL NETWORKING IN THE CREATIVE INDUSTRIESConfused by Twitter, Facebook, Delicious and the rest? Can they really help your photography? Come and hear Creative Industry practitioners explain how technologies have transformed their businesses: featuring Leanda Ryan (www.leandaryan.com) and David Nightingale (www.chromasia.com). The event is free and will be held in the Deane Suite and Lecture Theatre, Design Studio, University of Bolton from 5:00pm - 8:00pm.

Projection08 - special free network event

31 January 2008, 00:00

Tonight Redeye dims the lights and shows some of the best new work from the region and beyond, in the form of short slideshows. Much of the work is unseen and made specially for this evening. There's also a chance to network and chat over a drink. The venue is The Lowry, Salford Quays, M50 3AZ; it starts at 7pm.

Sarah Jones talk

26 January 2008, 00:00

Redeye is delighted to be partnering with The National Media Museum, Bradford, to present a talk by Sarah Jones on 26th January 2008 at 2pm. Sarah Jones's new exhibition, the result of her Fellowship in Photography at the museum, opens in October. Her work interweaves the figurative elements of portraiture and still-life to create works that are suffused by the events that preceded their taking. Talk tickets are £4; pre-booking at the Box Office is essential. Please call 0870 701 0200 to book.

Brian Harris Talk and Master Class

19 January 2008, 00:00

Brian Harris started out as a photographer in 1969 working for local papers then became a staff photographer on The Times in 1976. In 1986 he was appointed chief photographer of the Independent at its launch, and along with his colleagues played a leading role in the renaissance of inventive, offbeat British newspaper photography. In 1999 he became freelance.

Liverpool Network Meeting

16 January 2008, 00:00

Redeye's popular free public meetings for photographers, organised in collaboration with Open Eye Gallery, are held every couple of months. They offer you the chance to catch up on the latest news and gossip, meet other photographers and see short talks and presentations of work.
Next Meeting: Wednesday 16 January, 7.30pm; Open Eye Gallery, 28-32 Wood Street, Liverpool, L1 4AQ

Redeye Projection 08

11 January 2008, 00:00

CALL FOR ENTRIES
We're looking for original and imaginative bodies of work from the North West of England and beyond that can be shown in the form of a digital slideshow with soundtrack, with running times of up to 5 minutes or less. Somewhere between 15 and 40 images is a good guideline for submission.

EVENT DETAILS
The Slideshow event will take place at the Lowry in Salford on the 31st January 2008 between 7pm and 9.30pm. Free entry. All chosen entrants will be informed by email.

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS
Friday 11th January 2008

Rineke Dijkstra Talk

12 December 2007, 00:00

A key figure in contemporary portraiture, Rineke Dijkstra often chooses to photograph her subjects at times when their inner lives are most likely to be externalised. By isolating them using carefully controlled lighting and backgrounds, using a style that refers as much to old master painting as to contemporary photography, her subjects can seem vulnerable and off guard, and her work has a particular balance of strength and subtlety. She lives and works in Amsterdam and exhibits worldwide. See www.rinekedijkstra.net

Martin Parr Talk

28 November 2007, 00:00

It's impossible to ignore Martin Parr. One of the most important photographers of his generation, he is known around the world for redefining documentary photography. In an era when spin and vested interests are blurring the chains of control, he seeks out and photographs the true sources of social power - the disconnected middle and upper classes at home and at play. All this is done with wit, visual flair and occasional grotesquerie that continues to generate debate. He's a member of Magnum, and also supports photography by curating, editing and championing it. See www.martinparr.com

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