In partnership with LOOK/17 Festival, Redeye presents a daylong event on improving the commissioning process and building better relationships between commissioners and photographers.
Are you an emerging photographer or just starting out? Do you want to find out more about ways to navigate a career in the photography industry? Join us for an informal online talk and workshop led by Holly Houlton; a 2020 BA Photography graduate and Redeye's Communications and Administration Co-ordinator. Please note this event is now sold out.
Our Come and Chat sessions are friendly, relaxed and welcoming spaces to show your work, chat with photographers about their work and business and help you feel reconnected and inspired!
Hothouse is back for 2023 and this time we are in Hull!
Join us for a day of celebrating sustainable photography. 16 speakers will share their photographic practice in quick-fire presentations over the course of a full day. This year we are in partnership with Humber Eco Fest and Hull Independent Photography Festival
Seizing opportunities and learning from failure. For this event we welcome socially engaged and commercial photographer Marge Bradshaw to share her journey into developing photography as a second career.
On Saturday 29th of October, Redeye's Hothouse arrives in Newcastle upon Tyne for a free, daylong celebration of photography. It's a showcase of new talent and a hive of photographic activity and information. You're welcome to drop in for an hour or two, or stay for the whole event - butplease register to be sure of getting a place.
This event welcomes you to join the discussion about commissioning socially engaged projects from both the photographer's and commissioner's point of view. Speakers Gwen Riley Jones and Rosie Naylor talk about their commissioning experience; following that will be an open conversation for all to take part in.
Feeling inspired during the lockdown, the influential British artist John Stezaker got started on a new body of work, one which is now on show at The Approach in London until the 26th March. Stezaker claims to have “rediscovered the pleasures of drawing” in these works. We encourage you to see the exhibition, Double Shadow, if you can but don't worry if not, there will still be lots to unpack.
