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bOlder Greater Manchester Visual Artist Talent Programme for Artists 50+

Posted 4 November 2019

Castlefield Gallery announces bOlder, a talent development programme for contemporary visual artists aged 50+, commissioned by GMCA as part of Great Place GM. Great Place GM is an action research programme led by Greater Manchester Combined Authority and funded by the National Heritage Lottery Fund and Arts Council England with the aim of achieving recognition for the essential role of culture in the lives of Greater Manchester residents.

Photogravure Workshop bursary for Redeye member

Posted 3 November 2019

Grain Photo Hub are offering a bursary place to a Redeye member for the upcoming weekend PHOTOGRAVURE WORKSHOP with Jack Whitwell.

See here for full details of the course.

Womxn of Colour Art Award

Posted 24 October 2019

This new bi-annual art award recognizes the inequities and additional barriers that Womxn of Colour and non binary people often face in their practice as visual artists. It aims to provide financial and developmental support to assist UK based artists and artist collectives of all ages at a key point in their career. We welcome applications from all artists who self-identify as Womxn of Colour and non binary people including those who are emerging and self- taught.

East Meets West Masterclass Programme 2019/20

Posted 6 September 2019

FORMAT, QUAD (Derby) and GRAIN Projects (Birmingham) are delighted to announce a new collaborative project that will provide fifteen emerging artists and photographers with a professional development opportunity. This is the third East Meets West collaboration and follows two very successful previous editions.

Liverpool Hothouse: Invitation to present

Posted 6 September 2019

We are seeking photographers who can give short, eight to ten-minute presentations about their work. These can either be a single project, series or connected body of work, and the slots are open to photographers from all fields – fine art, photojournalism, landscape, portrait, documentary, social, commercial, experimental – anything!

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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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