News and Opportunities

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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

Redeye Statement 2024

Posted 27 June 2024

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We regret to announce that after 26 years of supporting photographers and championing photography throughout the UK, Redeye, the Photography Network will wind down on 31 July 2024 due to a number of factors, including lack of funding. Please read on to see our full statement for more information.

Claire Walmsley Griffiths and Lisa Holmes: Northern photography communities

Posted 9 April 2024

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Redeye member and photographer Claire Walmsley Griffiths and photographer Lisa Holmes, are both running brilliant photography communities up North and we wanted to spread the good news and celebrate the work they're doing - read on to find out more!

Arts Council National Lottery Project Grants: Updated Application Form

Posted 22 November 2023

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National Lottery Project Grants is an open access programme for arts, libraries and museums projects. The fund supports thousands of individual practitioners, community and cultural organisations. Their new application form is now live, they've made some changes to National Lottery Project Grants to make the process of applying clearer and more accessible.

British Journal of Photography: How to build a career (part 2): Campbell Addy, Rhiannon Adam, Sinna Nasseri and Charlie Engman

Posted 25 October 2023

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In the second instalment of Gem Fletcher’s industry interviews, British Journal of Photography hear from four artists on navigating agencies, hours, and side hustles.

Funding Update

Posted 18 April 2023

Lindsay Taylor, Chair of the Board of Directors, is pleased to be able to follow on from her update in November to let you know that Redeye have been successful in receiving Arts Council England transition funding.

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