The Jerwood/Photoworks Awards offer the awardees the opportunity to make ambitious new work and significantly develop their practice at a pivotal moment in their career.
The welfare state is failing with changes plaguing those reliant on it. Through photography, installation, sculpture and performance, produced in collaboration with individuals who have lived experience, populist rhetorics are visualised as new lateral ideas for socially progressive systems are examined.
Jack Moyse re-performs On Hold, an interactive performance, where the bureaucracies and incompetencies of PIP assessments are played out, inviting the public to assess how eligible they think they are or could be for this support.
Gwaith is a social and critical art platform based in Cardiff for early career artists, graduates and students in south Wales.
Gwaith is a social and critical art platform based in Cardiff for early career artists, graduates and students in south Wales. This month hosted at Ffotogallery.
Our annual Photo Book Fair is a celebration of the printed medium, and the ways in which artists and photographers communicate through print.
Tihngang examines the colonial European misrepresentation, suppression and demonisation of West African cultural practices – as well as her own personal misremembering, misreading and romanticisation of said practices.
