Studies in Photography Gallery in Edinburgh is delighted to announce In Search of the Blue Flower, a brand new exhibition and publication by renowned cyanotype artist Alexander Hamilton. In Search of the Blue Flower is set to coincide with World Cyanotype Day 2024 on September 28th, when a special launch event will take place at Studies in Photography Gallery, 6 William Street, Edinburgh, between 2pm and 7pm.

In Search of the Blue Flower: Alexander Hamilton and…

Hundred Heroines, the Briitsh charity putting women photographers both past and contemporary centrestage, has been banned by Facebook for ten years for 'breaking community guidelines'. Not only has there been the writing of women out of histories in favour of men, structural issues that work against women working in photography, but Facebook's AI is now also conspiring against…

By/For: Photography & Democracy is a collaborative partnership between three photographic historians, Dr Tom Allbeson, Dr Colleen O’Reilly, and Helen Trompeteler. The collective investigates photography’s assumed democratic credentials as an art form and a medium of mass communication. We believe a historical perspective on the complex relationship between…

The Bibliotheca Hertziana, the Max Planck Institute for Art History in Rome, and Folkwang University of the Arts will host a photo-historical seminar for doctoral and post-doctoral scholars. The seminar is generously supported by Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Stiftung, Essen. It will take place in Rome from March 17 through 21, 2025.

As in previous years, the seminar will be…

Paying homage to one of Britain’s leading photographers of protest, a new exhibition showcasing David Hoffman’s work, titled Endurance & Joy in the East End, has been curated by The Gentle Author and will open at the Museum of the Home in Hoxton this October. The exhibition coincides with the publication of David Hoffman’s monograph by Spitalfields Life Books, Endurance & Joy in the East End 1971–1987.

In 1973, when David Hoffman was a young photographer, he…

ONE YEAR! Photographs from the Miners’ Strike 1984 – 85 explores the vital role that photography played during this bitter industrial dispute. To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the miners’ strike, Four Corners is delighted to tour this exhibition from the Martin Parr Foundation. One of Britain’s longest and most violent disputes, the repercussions of the miners’ strike continue to be felt today across the country.

The exhibition looks at the central role photographs played during…

Heidi Hudson of the Kennel Club is speaking on the making of man’s best friend in early photography for the Mary Evans Picture Library on 26 September 2024. 

Promoting the Dog through Photography
with Heidi Hudson, curator, the Kennel Club
Thursday, September 26 · 1900-2000 (BST)…