Page updated: 07/04/21
We are now very used to life in lockdown but that doesn’t make it any easier, so we have gathered a range of information and resources (updated for 2021) that we hope you will find useful.
If there are any errors with this page or anything you think we have missed off then please let us know through the contact form, or direct message to @RedeyeNetwork on twitter.
In mid-April 2020 Redeye invited colleagues from Company of Mind, Adrian West and Sophie Brown, to talk online to artists and photographers about how to adapt creative businesses to the coronavirus pandemic. They shared some useful ideas about how to think about and picture businesses in a way that enables us to see what we might change for the better. In this article Adrian and Sophie explore those ideas a bit further.
There's a flood of information at the moment as everyone struggles to get their heads around the coronavirus pandemic and its implications.
This page summarises the most useful information we are aware of, and is updated regularly. If anything is wrong or needs adding, please email us, or send a direct message to @RedeyeNetwork on Twitter.
Everyone’s work is likely to be affected by coronavirus during 2020. Although it’s obviously a challenging time, for many, it gives the opportunity and impetus to try new things. On this page we've got:
Redeye's director Paul Herrmann writes about selling photographic prints: how to select, price and edition them.
In this blog series, we explore the various ways in which collectives and individuals have financed their projects.
In this blog series, we explore the various ways in which collectives and individuals have financed their projects.
In this blog series, we explore the various ways in which collectives and individuals have financed their projects.
In this blog series, we explore the various ways in which collectives and individuals have financed their projects.
Here are some tips for people preparing photographs for showing on a digital projector. They're intended for anyone presenting work at a Redeye event, but should be useful more generally for presentations.
