Four photographers express their interpretation of belonging – Peter Ellis, Keith Locke, Kevin Marrable, Tom Owens, part of the Photoeast fringe events. Runs: 4 July to 28 July 2018 Private view: 4 July 6:30pm –… Peter Ellis in MEUS
Exhibition at this year’s PhotoEast Festival in Ipswich. Submissions judged by Fiona Shields the Head of Photography at the Guardian. Our vision is to establish Suffolk’s reputation as a centre of excellence in photography by… Daniel Loveday in PhotoEast #Ibelong18
A sequence of black and white images taken in the ancient forest Sherwood in North Nottinghamshire. Sciryuda was the first documented name for ‘Sherwood’. An ongoing project, the images investigate the ‘fragility and strength’ of… Terence Lane in Sciryuda
We are pleased to be back for our fourth exhibition at the Croatian Embassy in London. Our theme as usual is open, to allow for the diverse approach in how we each see the world.… THIRTEEN at the Croatian Embassy
Sabes Sugunasabesan, photographer-poet of the Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora, and Anna Laine, artist-anthropologist from Sweden, come together in their continuous investigations across South Asia and Europe. They share the notion of being situated on the… Sabes Sugunasabesan in Transitional Proximities
AOP50 celebrates 50 years of the Association of Photographers with a selection of iconic images from some of the world’s most respected photographers gathered together in one place for the first time. Zelda Cheatle, renowned… Clare Park in Images That Defined The Age – AOP50
Social Transitions is an international exhibition hightlighting different interpretations of China as a country undergoing fast and extensive transformation. Runs: 21 April to 20 May 2018 Private View: 21 April 2018 Open: Daily Sahne Art… Social Transitions
Social Transitions is an international exhibition hightlighting different interpretations of China as a country undergoing fast and extensive transformation. Runs: 21 April to 20 May 2018 Private View: 21 April 2018 Open: Daily Sahne Art… Social Transitions
In April 2016 and February 2017 photographer Sarah Hickson travelled to refugee camps in Northern Greece & Serbia with Clowns Without Borders UK to document their work with children & communities living in crisis. The… Sarah Hickson in Displaced Connections
An exhibition as part of the PhotoEast Fringe Festival Runs: 3 May to 29 May 2018 Open: 10am to 4pm Tuesday to Saturday Gallery One Ipswich Town Hall Corn Hill Ipswich IP1 1DH