Turner is a photographic practitioner based in the North West of England, who uses photography to explore and contemplate the relationship between the land and the individual. In an ongoing practice, he uses books and prints to gather ideas into bodies of work that are simultaneously concerned with existential ideas and personal interactions. Want to know more? Find out here!
Selfie offers a different kind of self-portrait, using a highly reflective surface that acts like a black mirror. The camera has zoomed out far beyond the Earth’s atmosphere, allowing the viewer to simultaneously ‘see themselves, the world, and everything they’ve ever known, all in one frame’. Want to know more? Find out here!
Almond’s practice spans installation, film, sculpture and photography, considering themes of memory, sense of place, and the passing of time. His ongoing ‘Full Moon’ series captures the unique light and atmosphere during full moon lunar phases. Want to know more? Find out here!
Artist in Residence Yan Wang Preston launches OFFSHOOT at RHS Garden Bridgewater. Join us at RHS Garden Bridgewater to meet photographer Yan, hear about her residency to date - and find out how you can become a ‘Memory Keeper’ for our magnificent 300 year old tree!
As a part of Between the Earth and the Sky our team assistant Sam Parker conducted a Q&A session with artist Alex Nelu to better understand his practice and thought process. Find out more here!
Alex Nelu's 'the wind was blowing as I was walking on marshy ground' is currently on display as a part of 'Between the Earth and the Sky'. Want to know more? Find out here!
The University of Salford Art Collection, Paradise Works, Islington MIll, Hot Bed Press, and our associates at Castlefield Gallery got together with our current Graduate Scholars to have a look at what they have been up to in their new studios. Read more here
Alongside the touring exhibition, a series of photo ethics discussions took place. These discussions invited audiences to explore the ethics of image capture, representation, permission and how heritage is documented and shared. The four discussions were held during the run of each exhibition on the tour, at: In each location, these conversations evolved, with new […]
A summary of the Socially Engaged Photography Symposium held in February 2024 as part of the 'Craig Easton : Is Anybody Listening?' tour.
RSVP to the Open Eye Gallery Private View and launch of 'LOOK Climate Lab 2024'! 6-8 PM on Thursday the 8th of February.