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.
Geoff Crossley’s work considers the passing of time, family life and how buildings retain our memories.
In late 2010 he became the executor of his mother’s will and had to sell the family home in Altrincham. After the house was decorated, ready for a new family to move in, it took on a different feel – but to Crossley it was still full of old memories. More →
A Fish Out of Water is the debut solo exhibition of a two-year photographic project documenting the end-of-life recycling of a 5000-ton Royal Navy tanker, commissioned by Arts Council England and the National Glass Centre.
Ships are the workhorses of globalisation. Built to last and to survive the rigors of a life at sea, they require huge amounts of energy and force to be dismantled at the end of their working lives. Their structures contain vast quantities of hazardous materials and at the end of the ship's life, these materials become reanimated, problematic and dangerous. More →
In the new exhibition by artist and designer Mark Finzel, themes from classical mythology blend with modern stylings to create a hallucinatory, ethereal display.
Finzel's images are all based upon original photographs which are then manipulated, coloured, layered and styled to create a distinctive form.
Most of the pieces in the Ascension of Pan exhibition show faces and physiques submerged in shape, shade and texture to create meditations on human beauty, eroticism, gender and mortality. More →
Urban Landscapes is our annual BX Stage Three Training participants' exhibition. The exhibition is a showcase of the work being created by some of our current Stage Three participants.
The theme of this year’s exhibition, Urban Landscapes, was set by BX tutors Chris Barr and Jim Maginn. The emphasis is on landscape/ cityscape including the people situated in the landscape and structures of the city. More →
Copper Horses by Chris Harrison is a new exhibition reflecting on identity, class, British industry and the photographer's relationship with his dad.
When Chris was a boy he believed his dad was a deep-sea diver who had adventures every day. In reality his dad worked in a factory as a precision engineer.
By the time Chris had grown up he realised his dad wasn't an adventurer. Instead, like many others, he worked hard to provide for his family in a difficult, skilled and often underappreciated job. More →
The exhibition focuses on the area of the Piers in New York City during the mid 1970s - while Matta-Clark was pursuing the idea that art could act as a catalyst for urban regeneration and land re-appropriation, Baltrop investigated the life at the margins. More →
The Hospital Club Gallery presents the debut London show of recent work from Canadian photographer Jessica Eaton, in collaboration with The Photographers’ Gallery.
Eaton was awarded the Hyères, Photography Jury Grand Prize, 2012. She exhibits regularly in the United States and Canada, but this is her first London show. More →
Australian photographer Geoff Brokate has travelled widely, documenting the lives of the people he has encountered. Best known for his portraits of Pakistani women, Brokate’s work has been published and exhibited internationally. Now living in the North West, he has turned his camera on the English landscape, creating a series of mysterious and inspiring visual poems. More →
