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#AsSeenInPrint | Explore cover artist Tamara Dean's portraits, as the artist navigates bright bushes and towering treetops.
See more in the latest issue of Aesthetica Magazine.
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#InsightOfTheDay | Wolfgang Tillmans
"I take pictures, in order to see the world."
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Tish Murtha offered a powerful account of working-class life in the North East throughout the late 20th century.
A new show at @balticgateshead presents some of her most vital work.
Read More: aestheticamagazine.com/tish-…
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#ArtistOpportunity | The Aesthetica Art Prize is more than recognition: it’s a gateway to new audiences, exhibitions, and opportunities.
Submit #Painting, #Photography, #Sculpture and more to win £10,000, exhibition and publication.
Deadline 31 August: l.muz.kr/ZTB
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☕ Submitted to our open call MySide: Local Colour, David Potts photographs The Rendezvous Cafe in Whitley Bay. A long-standing seafront cafe called by David “a place of comfort, laughter, solitude and company”.
📸 Submit to your photography to MySide: sidegallery.co.uk/whats-on/m…
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From Black Country Stories by Martin Parr (Dewi Lewis, 2014)
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🏇 New MySide blog: Langholm Common Riding
Matt MacPake photographs the Langholm Common Riding, documenting how a centuries-old tradition continues to shape memory, identity, and belonging.
🔗 sidegallery.co.uk/blog/langh…
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🎂 Murray Martin, born 27 January 1943
Murray Martin (1943–2007) was a founding member of the Amber Collective. His commitment to everyday life,and community continues to shape documentary practice in the North East and beyond.
Learn more about Amber: sidegallery.co.uk/about/abou…
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We're so pleased to welcome JENNY MATTHEWS to our next TALK PHOTO event!
Tues 18th March - 7.00pm (doors 6.30pm)
Tickets / Info: orielcolwyn.org/talk-photo
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Digwyddiad TALK PHOTO Newydd!
JENNY MATTHEWS! Dydd Iau yma.. Dydd Mawrth 18 Mawrth - 19:00 (Drysau ar agor 18:30)
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Laura Losh (nee Paolini) Everton, Liverpool, 1987 by Rob Bremner.
Laura Losh was a resistance fighter during the Second World War. One day, she encountered three British soldiers, including one from Anfield, Liverpool, who had escaped from a POW camp and were freezing and starving in a snow-covered field in Italy.
Risking her life, she hid them from Nazi soldiers in an underground storage bunker until the end of the war. After the war, she married the soldier from Anfield, Harry, and lived out the rest of her life in Liverpool until passing away on Remembrance Sunday in 2013 aged 96.
Photo © Rob Bremner / BCA. All rights reserved.
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Very pleased to have been shortlisted for the Royal Photographic Society IPE166 exhibition with this image ( 327 shortlisted from 8000 entries ).
The final 100 photographs will tour the UK. Fingers crossed.
@The_RPS #IPE166 #photography #portraitphotography
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A reminder the exhibition preview of my #Sedgefield Shrove Tuesday ball game photos begins at cafe Etch in Middlesbrough on Tuesday, from 6.30pm. Come join us for a chat and say hi.
A share would be appreciated 🙏
#photography
#gallery365in2024saturdaymono
@Gallery365photo
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I’m talking about my current research with the RPS on 8th February.
Looking forward to our 8th February (1800 GMT) livestream talk "Electroplating and the Daguerreotype" with @jo_gane
More details and registration details via the link.
events.rps.org/en/electropla…
ALT Images: Left: George Shaw c.1843, Francis Marrian pouring milk. Daguerreotype. Private collection. Right: Jo Gane and Joaquin Paredes Piris (2023) Pouring milk.
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Ikon hosts Midlands-based artist Exodus Crooks’ exhibition Epiphany (Temporaire). Curated by Orphée Kashala, the exhibition includes sculpture, film, text and sculptural installation.
Open 9 February – 21 April.
Learn more: tinyurl.com/3pwyxxu5
@OrtGallery @ICF__
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Our member, Rob is featured in one of the top UK arts websites, with a shout out to The North Wales Project! 💥 The NWP gets a shout out as part of my interview with It’s Nice That @itsnicethat itsnicethat.com/articles/rob…
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Our exhibition Y GOGLEDD - THE NORTH continues at @OrielColwyn until Feb. 22nd where you can see work by 5 documentary photographers and an alternate portrayal of our region. Pic by Rob Law @robs001
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BREAKING NEWS! We’re thrilled to announce our very first exhibition! A HUGE thanks to @OrielColwyn 😍
Exhibition News:
The North Wales Project - Y Gogledd / The North
@nwales_project Opens Saturday 11th January 2020
orielcolwyn.org/north-wales-…
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"Love it or hate it, pebbledash is ubiquitous, but sunlight lifts the soft tones from time to time. For all buildings on the Isle of Anglesey, the battle against the windy, rainy, coastal climate in never ending." Excerpt from 'Holyhead - Sea Change?' wtgphoto.com/holyhead-sea-ch…
