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Redeye's Lightbox: Photographic Collectives update

Posted 3 April 2019

Lightbox is Redeye's innovative and unique one-year course, shaping the future of photography for people at an exciting juncture in their careers.

We work with dynamic new talent to build group and collaborative exhibitions, helping photographers to become creative producers at a national and international level. We open up people to possibilities, show them what is out there, and where to apply their work.

Artists sustainability survey

Posted 22 February 2019

Alex Brown (Artsadmin) and Tilly Hogrebe (Bow Arts) have created thisartists' survey as part of a research programme called Accelerator, led by Julie’s Bicycle, on advanced sustainability in the arts and cultural sector.

Socially Engaged Photography Network Survey

Posted 19 February 2019

Working with organisations, photographers, community groups, academics and curators from across the country, Open Eye Gallery are building a new network to discuss and accelerate the practice of socially engaged photography. As part of the new creation of the network a survey has been created in-order establish the level and types of interest for a new socially engaged photography network (SEPN).

Royal Academy of Arts joins forces with Tate and Field Editions to create Not For Profit Collective

Posted 28 September 2018
Festivals

The Royal Academy of Arts, Tate and Field Editions are delighted to launch NFP Editions at EXPO CHICAGO, 27–30 September 2018. A new collaboration, NFP Editions will represent the best in accessibly-priced, contemporary, limited edition prints from leading London and UK-based public institutions, bringing them to an international audience.

Joshua Turner Questions Our Relationship with The Landscape in New Photobook – Now on Kickstarter

Posted 4 September 2018

Joshua Turner, a Fine Art Photographer based in Manchester and recent graduate from BA Photography at the University of Salford, is campaigning to raise funds to publish his latest body of work as a photobook.

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