We are delighted to announce a garden gathering for any Redeye Members. This will take place in Stockport, Greater Manchester on Sunday 12th September, from 11am to 1pm. 

And for everyone who registers - you can collect a free book! 

We are delighted to welcome the award-winning director of African Apocalypse Rob Lemkin and the film’s narrator Femi Nylander for the next of our Photo Histories events.

The powerful new film tells the story of a young man’s journey across Africa in search of a colonial killer. The film’s protagonist, Femi Nylander, begins his journey exploring photographic archives that bear witness to the brutal violence visited on the people of Africa by Europeans.

Photography has a very complex relationship to ethics, and brings a unique set of challenges and considerations. In this event we will look at practical steps we can all take to interrogate our own working methods and ensure ethical best practice. Andrew will talk through his projects and how his own approach to ethics in photography has developed and evolved.

At a time when distance is advised, we present to you groups of artists working in synergy and getting the most out of collective working. Join us virtually to hear their experiences of the collective, and to answer your questions.

Redeye is very pleased to be presenting our first digital Hothouse event in partnership with Fuse on Saturday the 30th January 2021. Join us for a day dedicated to spotlighting fresh, photographic content through a series of quick fire presentations from a variety of artists.

Get informal advice on your projects and career during 1-1s with specialists in photography. Our regular Critique Surgeries are a supportive and welcoming space to share your work and get feedback and inspiration for continuting to improve your photographic work.