News and Opportunities

Opportunities

Threshold Festival - get involved

Posted 15 November 2011

You can submit your work to be part of Liverpool's Threshold Festival until 1 December 2011

Side Gallery Homelands Commission

Posted 15 November 2011

Three short, photography-based commissions that will explore host/migrant communities in the NE of England.

Side Gallery has three short, photography-based, £3,000 commissions available, to explore host/migrantcommunities in the North East of England. The North East has a number of long-standing ethnic minority communities – the South Shields Yemeni community dates from the end of C19th – but it was the UK government?s asylum seeker dispersal policy in 2001 that began a radical cultural transformation in the region.

31 Women in Art Photography

Posted 9 November 2011

Call for submissions: 31 Women in Art Photography

Humble Arts Foundation, in conjunction with Hasted Kraeutler, will present its third edition of 31 Women in Art Photography at Hasted Kraeutler in Chelsea. Along with Humble’s curatorial director, Jon Feinstein, Natalia Sacasa, senior director of Luhring Augustine, will co-curate the 2012 edition.

Female photographers over the age of 18 are invited to submit, regardless of geographic location, participation in previous exhibitions and/or gallery representation.

The Street Photography Awards

Posted 9 November 2011

The International Street Photography Award is now open for applicants.

The International Street Photography Award is looking for exceptional international photographers that display a unique style and depth of work in the genre of street photography.

The London Street Photography Festival defines Street Photography as:
“Candid photography which captures, explores or questions contemporary society and the relationships between individuals and their surroundings.”

Photographers required

Posted 21 October 2011

Manchester-based company is seeking photographers.

News

Claire Walmsley Griffiths and Lisa Holmes: Northern photography communities

Posted 9 April 2024

Two men and one woman smiling looking over a developed negative test strip in a darkroom tray in a darkroom setting

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

A woman who appears to be singing into a microphone with text announcing they've updated their national lottery project grants

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

A young woman holding her hands over her waist, a close-up of her waist of a denim dress with a metal chain belt with the letters spelling out 'SLAY' on it

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.

Become a certified Climate Aware Photographer

Posted 3 March 2022

This is the main page for info about Redeye's Climate Aware Photography course and certification scheme.

Please read on for more details, and sign up at the foot of the page to be kept informed of our upcoming courses and news.

NEW DATES ANNOUNCED! - Our most recent course took place over three sessions in 2024: Monday 29 January/ 5 February/ 12 February. You can find out more here.

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