What's On

Artist Talk: Dennis Morris

Hear from renowned photographer Dennis Morris in this special talk to celebrate the opening of his new show.


Artist Talk: Felicity Hammond

Hear photographer Felicity Hammond in this new talk to coincide with her exhibition Variations at the Gallery this summer.


BSL Tour: Dennis Morris

A tour of the exhibition Dennis Morris: Music + Life in BSL for D/deaf audiences and their companions


Course: An A to Z of Photography

Join writer and artist Stephen Bull in this whistlestop tour of photography. Across six weeks, engage with all the fundamentals that makes photography fun, unique and the subject of so much ongoing fascination, along with some unexpected twists!


DBPFP2025 & Peter Mitchell

Deutsche B?rse Photography Foundation Prize 2025 & Peter Mitchell: Nothing Lasts Forever


Dennis Morris / Felicity Hammond

Dennis Morris: Music + Life | Felicity Hammond: Variations | 27 June to 28 September 2025


Dennis Morris: AD and Listening Session

A special event, drawing on Dennis Morris' work


Develop, Career Talk Getting Funding

online event for young people agd 18-24


Folio Friday - July 2025

A review and networking session for photographers to share their work


Folio Friday: June 2025

Portfolio review session for photographers and artists


Inside Out: Plastique Fantastique

An outdoor performance drawing on science fiction, Hollywood cinema and folk tradition


Late: Soho Photography Quarter Live

Join our special live event to celebrate Soho Photography Quarter.


Online Course | Starting an Archive (2025)

Get to know the key areas to consider when setting up an archive in this six-week course. See examples of a range of archives and learn how archives have changed since the advent of the digital age.


Photo Book Reading Club:: The Ballad...

A group discussion looking at Nan Goldin's The Ballad of Sexual Dependency


Reading Group: Growing Up Black

Take a closer look at Dennis Morris?s Growing Up Black with curator and historian Dr Aleema Gray in the first session in our series Closer Readings: The Photobooks of Dennis Morris.


Reading Group: Southall - A Home from Home

How do images tell the story of a place? Discover how photography captures narratives of both home and displacement in Southall in the penultimate session in our series of reading groups dedicated to Dennis Morris's photobooks


Reading Group: This Happy Breed

Unpack the connections between image, identity and class in this concluding session of our special series focused on Dennis Morris's photobooks.


Reading Group: Visualising Rebellion in Music

Gain insight into the iconic moments captured by Dennis Morris where sound and image collide.


Symposium: Material Memory and the AI Archive

A one-day symposium that brings together artists, theorists, technologists and activists to explore the entangled roles of AI, digital image-making, speculative world-building and ecological consciousness.


Teachers' Resource Launch

An event and publication launch exploring Generative AI and Visual Literacy in the classroom


The Social: Socially Engaged Practice

An advice and networking session for photographers and artists


The Social: Writing about your work

An informal advice & networking event for photographers and artists based on a theme


Visualising the Histories of Black Britain

Join us for a one-day conference exploring the enduring impact of Dennis Morris?s photography and its role in documenting and shaping Britain?s visual culture and memory. This event brings together artists, researchers and local activists to reflect on photography and its role in capturing the experiences, struggles and solidarities of Black and Asian lives in 1970s and 1980s Britain.


Waitlist | Artist Talk: Dennis Morris

Thank you for registering your interest in our talk with Dennis Morris.


Workshop: Camera Obscura (Sculpture and the City)

Taking inspiration from the local cityscape, in this workshop we experiment with sculptural forms using the camera obscura. Led by artist Gisela Torres.


Zine Workshop: What is the Internet made of?

Creat a take-away publication that reimagines web craft


 

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