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By Ellyn Kail on July 28, 2021 Erik Vroons. Photo by Diana van der Marel In the lead-up to the deadline for the 7th Annual Feature Shoot Emerging Photography Awardsthis summer, we’re interviewing several of our extraordinary jurors, who range from leading photographers to prominent curators and lifelong educators. Erik Vroons is a multi-hyphenate; in addition to serving as Editor-at-large for the international contemporary photography platform GUP and Chief editor for the print edition of GUP Magazine, he frequently collaborates with and mentors up-and-coming artists. We recently had the chance to ask him a few questions. GUP New cover, Sander Vos ....
In this on-going series of in conversations hear from leading individuals talk about how they use photography as artists, scientists, educators, publishers and curators. All our speakers are recent RPS Award recipients who have been recognised for their contribution to the medium. They are discussing their work with those who know them and their work. Ingrid Pollard HonFRPS in conversation with Gilane Tawadros Ingrid Pollard comes from a community arts background and training in screen printing, film and photography. In the past, her work has also documented the work of performers, writers and theatre companies. Pollard studied Film and Video at the London College of Printing and MA in Photographic Studies, University of Derby and a PhD at Westminster University. ....
Cashing in the Empties. Malcolm R Hill. Pic: Glasgow Museums CHILDREN at the window of an empty tenement; cashing in the empties on Acadia Street; shop assistants in a grain store, smiling for the camera… This is Glasgow in the 1970s, a time when ordinary Glaswegians went about their daily life as their city changed around them. These fantastic photographs are the work of Partick Camera Club’s 1970s Photographic Surveys, held now in Glasgow Museums’ collection. They were turned into a book in 2011, called 1970s Glasgow: Through the Lens, a fascinating snapshot of the city at a time when it was rapidly evolving. ....