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IN PROGRESS: Laia Abril - Hoda Afshar - Widline Cadet - Adama Jalloh - Alba Zari IN PROGRESS showcases five of the most innovative photographers and photo-based artists working today. Visit the exhibition which is on display at RPS Gallery Bristol from 20 May - 24 October 2021. The exhibition is commissioned by the RPS and features in the Bristol Photo Festival. In order to ensure that everyone shares a safe and enjoyable experience, ticketed slots will be available to book online in advance. Ticketed slots are available so as not to exceed the capacity needed for social distancing. RPS House Bristol has been accredited with Visit England s ....
By Lowie Trevena, Friday May 7, 2021 Opening on May 18, Island Life: A portrait of Britain is one of the first exhibitions to launch as part of the inaugural Bristol Photo Festival. Showing at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery alongside Beyond the Frame and Lips Touched with Blood, the exhibition draws upon photographs from the Martin Parr Foundation collection to show the “changing fabric of our cities, society and collective identities”. “The exhibition includes photographs which document moments of historical significance including the poll tax riot, the Aberfan mine disaster and most recently, the BLM movement,” say festival organisers. Get the top Bristol stories emailed directly to you - choose the news you want and when you want it ....
Documenting the cityâs growing spaces By Lowie Trevena, Friday Aug 7, 2020 A project by the new Bristol Photo Festival is exploring the relationship growing produce and photography. Growing Spaces, which has been running since lockdown began in March 2020, is documenting the cityâs produce growers. Looking at allotments and allotment holders, their histories and stories, the festival wants to document the visual and oral history of these people. Get Bristol24/7 s top stories emailed direct to you in our daily and weekly newsletters Your email address Sign up The project is a collaboration between the public, photographers who are together building an archive of stories showing the the importance of these spaces, from gorilla allotments to citywide food projects. ....