Graduate Takeover is a short season of events, advice and inspiration led by last year’s photography graduates, to help you hit the ground running. It’s free and open to all, especially new graduates and new starters, and co-delivered by Redeye, Fuse and Short Supply.
In our final Covid Case Study, Denise Hall tells us about how she stayed creative in lockdown by putting herself in front of the camera, creating a visual diary to document her time spent alone.
Graduate Takeover is a short season of events, advice and inspiration led by last year’s photography graduates, to help you hit the ground running. It’s free and open to all, especially new graduates and new starters, and co-delivered by Redeye, Fuse and Short Supply.
In this session Paul and Rosie from Redeye will talk through how to plan your business model, and use it strategically to monetise your practice and build your career.
For our latest business model article, Photographer and Creative Director Clinton Lofthouse explains how he was able to sustain himself through YouTube and selling NFT's when his photography work came to a halt due to the pandemic.
Graduate Takeover is a short season of events, advice and inspiration led by last year’s photography graduates, to help you hit the ground running. It’s free and open to all, especially new graduates and new starters, and co-delivered by Redeye, Fuse and Short Supply.
Graduate Takeover is a short season of events, advice and inspiration led by last year’s photography graduates, to help you hit the ground running. It’s free and open to all, especially new graduates and new starters, and co-delivered by Redeye, Fuse and Short Supply.
Lightbox Online is a six-month programme of talks, workshops and group critiques fostering a community of practice that will allow you to grow. There will be a focus on the skills required to sustain a career, from developing and managing standout projects, via marketing, fundraising and evaluation to collaborative working and ethical practice.
Every Friday evening we go Live with working photographers on our Instagram! This new series aims to open up conversations about the state of the arts and those working within it.
Who has been on so far?
Through ‘Visualizing Climate Change: An Open Call for Photography’, TED Countdown is partnering with Climate Visuals to build a new robust, accessible collection of evidence-based photos that document the reality of climate change around the world.
They are seeking submissions that communicate positive climate solutions in five key areas:
The Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award, facilitated by FotoDocument and supported generously by Nikon UK, is granted annually to a professional woman photographer towards the completion of a compelling and cohesive documentary photo essay, which addresses an important social, environmental, economic or cultural issue, whether local or global.
Don Tonge (born 1950) has been photographing his hometown of Bolton since the late 1960s. Starting out as an amateur, he won a photography competition organised by Granada Television in 1981. This launched his career as a press and theatre photographer. For this exhibition, Don has selected his favourite images from a single decade: the 1970s.
Don writes:
One of our Lightbox participant's Les Monaghan was shortlisted and is now being exhibited as part of Virtual Exhibition: Wolf Suschitzky Photography Prize 2020.
Belfast Photo Festival presents a bold vision of the future
Festival returns from 3 – 30 June 2021
Belfast Photo Festival, Northern Ireland's premier visual arts festival, will take over art galleries and public spaces throughout Belfast this June with a host of timely exhibitions exploring the role of photography in imagining new visions of the future.
