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Apply to be part of Lancashire Photography Festival by the end of January 2021
At a time when distance is advised, we present to you groups of artists working in synergy and getting the most out of collective working. Join us virtually to hear their experiences of the collective, and to answer your questions.
Redeye Events
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.
At a time when distance is advised, we present to you groups of artists working in synergy and getting the most out of collective working. Join us virtually to hear their experiences of the collective, and to answer your questions.
Hothouse is our annual event celebrating new photography with short presentations from photographers about their recent work. We would love to hear from anyone who wants to share what they have been working on, whether it is a work-in-progress or snapshot of a completed project. We are open to any and all types of photography and aim to present a wide range of projects that show the breadth of talent of the photographic community.
News and Opportunities
Lancashire Photography Festival is seeking people to take part in a photography project. The project will see participants produce a short photo story, developed through online workshops; the work will be exhibited outdoors in Preston as part of Lancashire Photography Festival 2021. The festival is provisionally planned for Spring 2021. Deadline to apply is end of Jan 2021.
Redeye is seeking to recruit a new Chair for its board of directors when our current Chair Howard Hopwood steps down in spring 2021.
What's On
Exhibitions
23 October 2020 to 3 May 2021
In the late 1980s and 90s Sheffield reached a pivotal moment in its history, one which saw it begin a journey of regeneration and transformation into the city we know today. The first steps on that journey were documented by a group of gifted photographers whose work reflected both the hope and hard realities of the time. Today, as major developments in the city see its landscape continuing to evolve, a new exhibition at Weston Park Museum re-presents those original photographs to chronicle a significant turning point for Sheffield and its people.