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 listing exhibitions. The archive of past exhibitions is available below.
This exhibition showcases work made at the diploma stage of postgraduate study.
The diploma stage is a key point in the course where ideas are refined and developed, before working towards a final summer show. The ten artists and photographers come from diverse backgrounds, bringing together experience, skills and ambition in a range of artistic and commercial contexts. More →
Come with photographer Si Barber as he captures the mood of a desperate and angry nation as it bears the full force of the recession and the fall out from the collapse of economic liberalism. “A visual critique of voodoo economics".
A disturbing bus ride along the hidden lanes and narrows of the UK, The Big Society examines Cameron’s Britain from the perspective of people trying to negotiate their way through the chaos brought about by the voodoo economics which took the country to the brink of bankruptcy in 2008. More →
The Altogether is the latest exhibition by the artist Chris Coekin. Over the past five years he has been visiting and producing artwork in a factory manufacturing copper wire based in Sandbach, Cheshire.
The exhibition is a multi-layered project that investigates the notions of art, work and struggle. Along with a series of staged photographic portraits, Coekin has produced music sourced from the factory floor and pressed on to seven-inch vinyl records which visitors can listen to. More →
An exhibition of Red Saunders’ epic photographic tableaux vivants. Extended until 31 December 2011.
In this exhibition at Impressions Gallery, Red Saunders’ epic photographic tableaux vivants (‘living pictures’) recreate momentous but overlooked events from Britain’s struggle for democracy and equality, from the Peasants Revolt of 1381 to the Chartist movement of the mid nineteenth century. More →
American Power at Open Eye Gallery is the American photographer Mitch Epstein's first solo show in the UK.
Epstein was awarded the prestigious 2011 Prix Pictet photographic award for this body of work, which examines how energy is produced and used in the American landscape, questioning the power of nature, government and corporations. More →
The Clocktower is a photographic workshop space in Cumbria, with a small library and darkroom, and for one month (26 Nov to 21 Dec 2011) they are running a group photography exhibition under the title of The Forge Gallery.
For installation pictures and more info about the exhibited work, see the website. More →
Cornerhouse, with Asia Triennial Manchester 11 presents the first major UK public solo show from South Asian artist Rashid Rana.
Everything Is Happening At Once includes new and recent work that cuts across conventional notions of the scale and status of the photographic object, opening up its potential to represent cultural, social and physical realities.
Curated by Alnoor Mitha, Director Shisha & ATM11, and Sarah Perks, Cornerhouse Programme & Engagement Director. More →
Believing is Seeing introduces seven Korean artists who adopt different approaches to contemporary photography or photography-based work.
The term ‘Junsinsajo’ is used in Korean portrait painting, meaning the replication of a person’s shape and spirit. Through various image-making processes, this idea endures in contemporary photography through the rendering of a model’s shape, personality and capturing of their spirit, as well as physical likeness. Believing is Seeing features artworks that are based on Junsinsajo and question the notion of ‘Koreanness’. More →
