TONER: A study of Xerox Photography through performance, live curation and zine making is an exhibition curated by Matt Martin (Photobook Cafe). The exhibition explores the process of performance and live curation through music, photography and zine making through the photocopier. The exhibition will feature 2 live performances by Folium and Sergej Vutuc on the […]
What role has the photographic darkroom played in the histories of photography and visual culture? How has this space, at times known as the camera obscura, developing room, laboratory, operating room, operating box, darkened chamber, photographic tent, dark tent, and developing tent, shaped ways of living and knowing? Historical accounts of the wet darkroom are […]
1000 Words publishes Writer Conversations, edited by Lucy Soutter and Duncan Wooldridge. Writer Conversations offers a lively and engaging analysis of the practice of writing on photography. Composed as interviews with highly distinctive writers at the forefront of discourses and debates around visual culture, it provides sustained exploration into the processes and motivations that have given […]
A selection of works from 1988 by David Moore are currently on show at the newly opened Centre for British Photography as part of the exhibition ’The English at Home: 20th Century Domestic Photographs from the Hyman Collection’. ‘The English at Home’ presents over 150 works to explore the central place of the home in British photography […]
Published in association with a major retrospective at the International Center of Photography, curated by David Campany, this book is a comprehensive take on William Klein’s career seven-decade career. While best known as a photographer who broke all the rules and conventions, William Klein: Yes focuses on the full range of Klein’s work, from his abstract paintings […]
In January, Ph.D. student Francesco Arese Visconti will be holding his final/VIVA photography exhibition at the London Gallery West at Harrow campus. When Italians started to migrate to Switzerland after the end of World War II, they were the largest community of migrants in the Swiss Confederation. They contributed greatly to the prosperity of Switzerland, […]
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On Friday 2nd December, the Design Museum hosts a discussion event in response to their exhibition Objects of Desire – Surrealism and Design 1924 – Today. The discussion will explore the legacies of Surrealism, and crucially, how practitioners today are moving beyond the exclusive definition of Surrealism employed by Andre Breton. One of these talks […]
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The Global Photographies Network are delighted to invite you to the next talk in their Global Photographies talks programme! This month, we get to hear from Hanoi-based photographers Linh Pham (he/him) and Ha Dao (she/her) as they present their talk: Opening Conversations around Photography in Vietnam. Linh Pham and Ha Dao will present their work at Matca, an independent photographer-run initiative in Vietnam, […]
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Westminster Photography Forum presents HALEY MORRIS-CAFIERO on Tuesday 8th November, 5-6pm. This event is ONLINE ONLY due to transport concerns due to the rail strike. Part performer, part artist, part provocateur, part spectator, Haley Morris-Cafiero explores the act of reflection in her photography. Morris-Cafiero’s photographs have been widely exhibited in solo and group exhibitions throughout […]
What role has the photographic darkroom played in the histories of photography and visual culture? How has this space, at times known as the camera obscura, developing room, laboratory, operating room, operating box, darkened chamber, photographic tent, dark tent, and developing tent, shaped ways of living and knowing? Historical accounts of the wet darkroom are […]
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