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I’ve some work in the upcoming issue of Junior Magazine and they’ve just started the kickstarter campaign to fund it, so you know, go get yourself a copy and a nice print - http://kck.st/2okqoXn
Andrew has some work in the next issue of ‘Junior’ magazine, or will do if it get funded. Here’s the link - http://kck.st/2okqoXn
Source Winter 2016 launch event in Belfast Exposed - https://www.facebook.com/events/300479533685163/
Want to join us in the Photo Factory? Just check this out and hit us up! http://belfastphotofactory.org/join.html
One of the major perks of membership is making a connection with all the other members, such as Alicia (whose work is displayed above) and being able to quiz them and help them out with the tough bits.
12 Miles | Zoe Hamill
12 Miles refers to the shortest distance between Northern Ireland, where I’m from, and Scotland, where I now live. While ostensibly part of the same country and with very similar landscapes and geology, I was surprised by how differently I feel towards my new environment. Identity and history can be a confusing issue in Northern Ireland but I know that I am from the few square miles of land where I grew up in a completely uncomplicated way and have always taken this connection to the landscape for granted. I began to investigate the differences between where I’m from and where I am now using the process of aimless walking, photographing whatever I was drawn to and noticing connections when reviewing the images. To try and understand where the differences come from, I also documented my journeys between the two places, traces left on my body by my trips, and objects I collected while walking. Ultimately the project is an attempt to photograph intangible feelings of connection to a physical place, with an awareness of the inherent impossibility of the task.
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All images & text © Zoe Hamill
Opening reception and zine launch tonight! ‘mon down and have a beer.
Image © @notthatrankin
Poster and zine design by @lowercase-a
Not long left to submit work for the chance to take part in Read That Image’s Make a Photobook workshop in Belfast!
The submission deadline is 8pm Friday 5th August
PhotoIreland are looking for volunteers to help out in The Library Project over the current festival period and beyond.
http://photoireland.org/news/volunteering-at-the-library-project-2016/
Art residencies are vacations for workaholics. You can travel to a new city, get a room, meals and incredible studio spaces. If you’re lucky enough to be ac
Read That Image are doing a series of workshops throughout the summer, check out their website to see some of the books they’ve worked on in previous workshops - http://www.readthatimage.org/
Book early to avoid disappointment 'cause they’re GBOL in our view.
Creative Industries Federation call for interest for urgent meetings on the EU
Still time to catch recent work by Zoe in 'Departures’, a group exhibition of work by the New Photographers Guild in association with Street Level Photoworks.
The show is on in Hillhead Library, Glasgow until 9th July.
British Journal of Photography’s ‘Portrait of Britain’ closes this Saturday (2nd July) so still a couple of days to submit something.
If you’re about London tomorrow night make sure to pop by Copeland Gallery where I’ll be reppin’ for the BX futures alongside Aisling McCoy and Yvette Monahan. Ciaran Og Arnold, Ryan Moule and Tom Lovelace will all be exhibiting in the gallery too, so it’ll be a great show.
We are hosting another free film screening on Wednesday. All Welcome!
FB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/487177728156923/
Joanne will be exhibiting in the Belfast Exposed Futures Gallery. ‘Enquiries’ will open on March 31st and run on through to May 14th
“Gordon Osràm’s Funeral”, the latest production from Accidental Theatre starts its run in Belfast tomorrow. Sounds like a really interesting show and the venue looks amazing!
http://www.accidentaltheatre.co.uk/productions/#gordon-osrams-funeral
Clare interviews Ciara Hickey for After Nyne
