News and Opportunities

Opportunities

Source Portfolio Review Day

Posted 8 January 2012

Source will be holding another Portfolio Review Day as part of Ffotogallery's Book Arts Fayre on 25th February 2012.

All details about submitting for this opportunity are available on Source's website.

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.”

News

Photography Graduate Support Scheme

Posted 8 June 2020

Photography Graduate Support Scheme

Graduating in 2020 is a particular challenge in the face of lockdown and profound social change. Redeye is pleased to announce a significantly expanded support programme for all UK photography graduates. Elements include:

Allie Crewe: Winner of Portrait of Britain 2019

Posted 30 August 2019

Allie Crewe is one of the winners of Portrait of Britain 2019 with her entry, ‘Grace’ - a trans woman and medical student. Now in its fourth year, the competition is organised by the prestigious British Journal of Photography and JCDecaux and explores the diversity of people living in Britain and the way their narratives reflect its widely unstable political and social landscapes.

Red Saunders: The Hidden Project crowdfunder

Posted 31 May 2019

Hidden is an ongoing series of photographic tableaux by internationally acclaimed artist and a founder of Rock Against Racism, Red Saunders.

New Manager joins The Photographic Collections Network

Posted 30 April 2019

The Photographic Collections Network has announced the appointment of new Manager, Debbie Adele Cooper. Debbie's work as a producer, project manager, curator, trainer and artist is widely known and respected in the photographic sector.

Redeye's Lightbox: Photographic Collectives update

Posted 3 April 2019

Lightbox is Redeye's innovative and unique one-year course, shaping the future of photography for people at an exciting juncture in their careers.

We work with dynamic new talent to build group and collaborative exhibitions, helping photographers to become creative producers at a national and international level. We open up people to possibilities, show them what is out there, and where to apply their work.

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