How You Dey : Derived from the Nigerian Pidgin greeting meaning "How are you?". How You Dey is an immersive exhibition based on a series of creative well-being sessions led by artist Abike Ogunlokun, Nelly Ating, Paskaline Maiyo, and therapist Star Moyo for SSAP.
The centrepiece of Nationhood: Memory and Hope is The Necessity of Seeing - A major new collection of constructed images by Ethiopian photographer Aïda Muluneh. Shot through her surrealist lens at iconic locations in Bradford, Belfast, Cardiff and Glasgow, Muluneh’s new work reveals the overlooked stories, forgotten histories and quiet moments that shape who we are.
Looking for support or advice on your creative practice? Do you have a practical question we might be able to help with? Or do you need a bit of direction on what to do next? Book in a 1-2-1 with the Ffotogallery team.
The Feminist Library is back! Supported by the Paul Mellon Centre, this project invites leading academics, writers and artists to explore public understanding of and deeper engagement with photography and its value to society.
Dr Durre Shahwar will lead an informal talk and workshop exploring how textual and visual autofictional methods can establish a 'visual language' used to portray counter narratives and storytelling.
Looking for support or advice on your creative practice? Do you have a practical question we might be able to help with? Or do you need a bit of direction on what to do next? Book in a 1-2-1 with the Ffotogallery team.
This Hayward Gallery touring exhibition, curated by Johny Pitts, emphasises the perspectives of practitioners who turn their gaze towards both their communities and outwards to the wider world, celebrating contemporary working class life, championing its diversity and beauty, whilst challenging perceptions of it.
Looking for support or advice on your creative practice? Do you have a practical question we might be able to help with? Or do you need a bit of direction on what to do next? Book in a 1-2-1 with the Ffotogallery team.
The Feminist Library is back! Supported by the Paul Mellon Centre, this project invites leading academics, writers and artists to explore public understanding of and deeper engagement with photography and its value to society.
Libraries can be intimidating when we don't quite know what we are looking for; Marianne Mulvey and Grace Gelder invite you to cruise Ffotogallery's Feminist Photography Library as a way of finding kinship, community and sustenance for your own work.
Ffotogallery's photobook fair returns on Saturday 25th October! This year, we are thrilled to announce that Mohamed Hassan will be launching his book, 'Our hidden room'. There will also be a wonderful selection of stallholders present on the day to buy from first hand.
More announcements soon.
