Member-led event: The Body Up North
Photographic artist and Redeye member Natalie Wardle returns to host an evening with talented Northern photographers whose work looks at the human form in visual art and performance. Speaking alongside Natalie will be Lucy Ridges and Michael Savage.
Tenzin Shenyen is a 21st Century itinerant Buddhist monk who enjoys keeping the communication pathways open between his Buddhist worldview and the British culture he grew up in. We are delighted that he has agreed to share his thoughts on the contemporary situation of photography.
Redeye has partnered with Hobo Photo to bring an evening of talks on the best of Northern Photography. The event is part of the Hit the North exhibition at Manchester Central Library; featuring work from leading Northern photographers across five decades.
Photographic artist and Redeye member Natalie Wardle returns to host an evening with talented Northern photographers whose work looks at the human form in visual art and performance. Speaking alongside Natalie will be Lucy Ridges and Michael Savage.
Tenzin Shenyen is a 21st Century itinerant Buddhist monk who enjoys keeping the communication pathways open between his Buddhist worldview and the British culture he grew up in. We are delighted that he has agreed to share his thoughts on the contemporary situation of photography.
Redeye has partnered with Hobo Photo to bring you an evening of talks on the best of Northern photography. The event is part of the Hit the North exhibition at Manchester Central Library; featuring work from leading Northern photographers across five decades.
Join creative light painters Jérémy Palisse and Tim Gamble as they take you to a special location in the Peak District to learn how to create dazzling light-painted images outdoors in this special Redeye Academy workshop.
Redeye is a small organisation with ambitious plans. We are widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading networks in photography. In April 2018 we renewed our contract with Arts Council England as a “Sector Support Organisation”, reinforcing our remit to deliver support across photography. Alongside this we need to generate income from our membership and ticket sales for our innovative events programme and find ingenious and imaginative ways of reaching people. Still, plenty of people tell us they wish they had known about us earlier - are you the person to help us connect with them?
The Romanian Association of Contemporary Art (ARAC) in Bucharest, Romania is offering a residency opportunity for a curator and an artist working with photography to document and envision a site-specific project in Bucharest for this summer.
Mike Perry's Exhibition 'Land/Sea' engages with significant and pressing environmental issues, in particular the tension between human activity and interventions in the natural environment, and the fragility of the planet's ecosystems.
Of Flesh and Stone is the next exhibition in the popular HOME Projects strand, spanning across both of the venue’s Granada Foundation walls.
A group exhibition presenting the work of photographers selected via an International open call for the projects in response to the FORMAT17 festival theme of HABITAT.
Noises in the Blood is an exhibition of works by photographer Lúa Ribeira, inspired by contemporary Jamaican dancehall ritual.
As part of Liverpool 2018’s China Dream season, Snapshot to WeChat: A Migration of Identity presents three projects examining the role of photography today, casting some light on life in a rapidly transforming global culture.
Hosted and led by photographers Colin McPherson and Adam Lee, these residential courses on Easdale Island are aimed at people who love photography and want to take their practice to a new level.
