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Pavilion Commissions Programme 2008 - Submission Call

Posted 12 October 2007

Pavilion is offering four emerging photographers the opportunity to develop a new body of work for exhibition at the National Media Museum, Bradford.

Submissions are open to all emerging UK-based photographers who have been active in establishing and profiling their practice.

The selection panel members are: Stefanie Braun (The Photographers' Gallery), Clare Grafik (The Photographers' Gallery), Ruth Haycock (Pavilion), Greg Hobson (National Media Museum) Max Kandhola (Photographer) and Anna Reid (Pavilion).

Survival Strategies for Photographers: An Essential Guide

Posted 10 October 2007

FORMAT, Derby’s international photography festival, is hosting two professional practice events on the 14th and 15th November. Organised by QUAD and Derby City Council in partnership with CIN (Derby’s Creative Industries Network).

Panel Discussion 14th November 6pm: An exceptional panel of curators, photographers and photography agencies has been gathered to talk about their work and share their knowledge of the image-making world from commercial to contemporary art. This insight will be invaluable to practitioners at all stages of their careers. The panel includes:

Portfolio Review Bratislava LAST CALL

Posted 10 October 2007

The 17th International Festival of Photography Month of Photography in Bratislava (Slovakia) presents the 9th International Meeting of Photographers: PORTFOLIO REVIEW 2007 - (November 2 – 3, 2007)

New Hire Studio in North Manchester/North West

Posted 5 October 2007

Galleon Studios sets sail this Autumn!

Rivington Place opens

Posted 4 October 2007

Rivington Place, the first new-build public gallery in London for 40 years, opens on 5th October 2007 with a show by Manchester photographer Dinu Li, and work by Leticia Valverdes, Mona Hatoum, Keith Piper and Harold Offeh. The building is a new home for Autograph ABP and Iniva, and as well as a gallery features The Stuart Hall library and also a publicly accessible archive and research centre for culturally diverse photography.

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