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.
New Memories For Old is an exhibition by a collective of five BA (Hons) Photography students from University of Cumbria:
Samuel J. Cole
Julie Dawn Dennis
Megan Liddle
Cameron Robertson
Amy Elise Trantum
The work from each of the photographers is very different but the common thread running through it is MEMORY. More →
This major new exhibition by John Darwell is the first showing of the complete five year project, tracing Kurt Schwitters' journey across Europe and locating echoes of the Schwitteresque. Images produced in Elterwater, Norway, Germany and the Isle of Man. More →
As recent events demonstrate, Israel and its surrounding territories have been an area of contention and dispute since the country’s establishment in 1948.
In this timely and highly relevant exhibition, Yaakov Israel takes us on a geographical and metaphorical journey across this complex land, offering one man’s view- point of the nation that shares his name. More →
'A Tree Made of Real Wood' is a documentary project by David Dunnico a Manchester based photographer, that takes a wry look at urban trees pointing out the absurdities of trying to disguise the urban environment.
Many of the trees we see in city centres are dotted around in tubs, like fig leaves hiding the shame of bland re-development. Nature never looked more un-natural than in "suburbia – a place where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them”. More →
This process began in the early 1850s, practically simultaneously with the discovery of the new medium itself. The colouring technique, based on the traditional methods of craftsmen who added colour into a certain contour design, has determined a whole independent trend in the history of photography in Russia, from ‘post-card’ landscapes and portraits to Soviet propaganda and reportage photography. More →
This exhibition features the work of three emerging Chinese photographers: Ren Hang, Zhang Kechun, and Zhang Jin.
These three young artists were finalists in the 2011 and 2012 editions of the annual Three Shadows Photography Award. While their photographs present widely varied approaches to the medium both in terms of aesthetic and technique, taken together they present a fascinating glimpse into some of the latest trends in contemporary Chinese photography. More →
In February Trongate 103 will be the centre for a city-wide event titled Blueprint.
Bllueprint links exhibitions in Street Level Photoworks, Glasgow Print Studio, and the T103 Foyer, with organised access to associated material in various archives and libraries across the city. More →
Ffotogallery presents Borderliners, an exhibition featuring two of the most famous Lithuanian photographers Aleksandras Macijauskas (b.1938) and Rimaldas Vikšraitis (b.1954), the winner of the prestigious Discovery Award at Rencontres d’Arles 2009, nominated by Martin Parr. More →
Foam presents the first 3h exhibition of the new year, 'Me & My Models', by Jan Hoek.
Jan Hoek has photographed amateur models, mentally ill homeless people in Africa, an attention-seeking girl with no arms and legs, a heroin addict who dreams of being a model, or people he has simply found in advertisements on the internet. The photo shoot is never what he expected, model and photographer always have different expectations. More →
Foam and Toneelgroep Amsterdam present 'inbetweens', an exhibition by Jan Versweyveld.
Since 2001 Versweyveld has worked as scenographer, and since 2005 as house photographer, of The Netherlands’ biggest theatre repertoire company, Toneelgroep Amsterdam. The exhibition at Foam is part of Toneelgroep Amsterdam’s 25th anniversary year. More →
