News and Opportunities

Opportunities

Call out to take part in Lancashire Photography Festival

Posted 14 January 2021

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 seeks new board Chair

Posted 4 December 2020

Redeye is seeking to recruit a new Chair for its board of directors when our current Chair Howard Hopwood steps down in spring 2021.

2020 Photography Graduate Mentoring

Posted 8 June 2020

2020 Photography Graduate Mentoring

Graduating from a photography BA or similar course, with the aim of starting a career, is going to be a particular challenge in 2020. We think mentoring - regular advice sessions with experienced specialists in photography - is one of the best ways we can support graduates going forward.

Collaborative Photography in Prison

Posted 20 January 2020

Open Eye Gallery is working in collaboration with Novus to deliver its first pilot collaborative photography project with learners and in-house IMedia staff at HMP Risley. The project will also seek to engage with family members of the learners, where sessions will be based both at HMP during family days and off-site at Open Eye Gallery.

AOP Awards 2020 call for entries - Photography / Motion / Innovation

Posted 12 November 2019

The AOP Awards are open for everyone to enter and are a celebration of exquisite imagery. Consisting of the Photography Awards (members) Open Awards – for everyone, the new Emerging Talent Award for photographers practicing for up to 3 years and the Student Awards.

Photograph of fruit next to text: AOP awards 2020 earlybird discount until 17th November

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News

Paul Murphy - an appreciation

Posted 10 October 2020

We were saddened to learn of the recent death of Paul Murphy. Paul was an early and hard-working supporter of Redeye, and an enthusiastic expressive photographer supported by his detailed understanding of photographic processes; all of which ran alongside his stellar career as a physicist. Here we publish appreciations from four other photographers: Thomas Joshua Cooper, Paul Hill, Mike Ware and Len Grant.

Photography Graduate Support Scheme

Posted 8 June 2020

Photography Graduate Support Scheme

Graduating in 2020 is a particular challenge in the face of lockdown and profound social change. Redeye is pleased to announce a significantly expanded support programme for all UK photography graduates. Elements include:

Allie Crewe: Winner of Portrait of Britain 2019

Posted 30 August 2019

Allie Crewe is one of the winners of Portrait of Britain 2019 with her entry, ‘Grace’ - a trans woman and medical student. Now in its fourth year, the competition is organised by the prestigious British Journal of Photography and JCDecaux and explores the diversity of people living in Britain and the way their narratives reflect its widely unstable political and social landscapes.

Red Saunders: The Hidden Project crowdfunder

Posted 31 May 2019

Hidden is an ongoing series of photographic tableaux by internationally acclaimed artist and a founder of Rock Against Racism, Red Saunders.

New Manager joins The Photographic Collections Network

Posted 30 April 2019

The Photographic Collections Network has announced the appointment of new Manager, Debbie Adele Cooper. Debbie's work as a producer, project manager, curator, trainer and artist is widely known and respected in the photographic sector.

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