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Photo Forum UK

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Richard

In March of 2011 a group of people from different photography organisations met in Bradford to talk about 'Networks and collaborations'. This was convened by, among other people, Anne Mcneill, the Director of Impressions Gallery who said it was partly … Continue reading →

Posted in Curators, Galleries | Tagged Belfast Exposed, Ffotogallery, Impressions Gallery, North East Photography Network, Open Eye Gallery, Photographers' Gallery, Redeye, Side Gallery, Stills, Street Level | 3 Comments

The Jo Spence Memorial Archive

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Richard

Jo Spence is one of the most important and well known figures in post-war British photography yet is strangely neglected in the UK. This position in the culture is nowhere more clearly expressed than in the Jo Spence Memorial Archive … Continue reading →

Posted in Archives, Curators, Exhibitions, Photographers, Universities | Tagged Belfast Exposed, Camerawork, jo Spence, Jo Spence Memorial Archive, legacy, Ryerson, Ryerson Image Centre, Street Level, Tate, Terry Dennett | 2 Comments

The Invisible Gallery

Posted on October 30, 2011 by Richard

Two weeks ago I spoke to photography students in Falmouth and one of the questions I asked them was if they felt part of a photography community. Some did, some saw the university as their community, but most explored the … Continue reading →

Posted in Exhibitions, Galleries | Tagged Belfast Exposed, Creative Camera, Ffotogallery, Focal Point, Gallery of Photography, Impressions Gallery, Open Eye Gallery, Photofusion, Photographers' Gallery, Side Gallery, Stills, Street Level, University of Falmouth | 2 Comments

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