Join us at Village for the launch of Melanie & The Miners' Strike, a Leeds throwback in a photo book of nights out in the mid 80s.
Melanie & The Miners' Strike is edited by Victoria P Gill using images from of Bali Hai, Tiffany’s and the Warehouse from 1984, taken by her mum Melanie in the '80s.
Come and reminisce or explore this snapshot of 1980s Leeds, meet Melanie, Victoria and friends.
Due to phenomenal demand, award winning wildlife photographer and filmmaker Gordon Buchanan will hit the road again in 2026, continuing the success of his biggest ever live tour – Lions and Tigers and Bears.
Join Gordon as he recounts thrilling encounters with pandas, grizzlies, tigers, jaguars and more. Learn about the heart-stopping moments, the mud, sweat, and tears, and the tender interactions that have shaped his extraordinary career.
Welcoming local mothers to explore mental health and self expression through exploring photography and zine/book making.
When we first pick up a camera, our main aim is usually to master the settings and learn how to compose a photograph. Once these techniques have been mastered, many will settle into a comfort zone, following the same processes over and over again, but then, they may find themselves becoming frustrated and end up in a creative rut.
There is so much more to discover about photography and this talk is a window into how we can tap into it.
Join Carolyn Mendelsohn as she shares the story of her journey into photography; exploring what drives her to tell peoples stories through portraits, and talks through the commissions and projects that she has become known for. From Being inbetween, and the story behind it, through to the contemporary art commission Hardy and Free, and much more. Carolyn will talk though her process, her motivations and share insights she has gained on the way, and is happy to answer any questions about developing your project .
Back-To-Back is a series of photographs from the terraces of Leeds - 2006-2024.The photos, taken by Ricky Adam, are the result of years of going round the houses (quite literally), all over Leeds, in all manner of weather, taking snapshots in and around the red brick terrace houses that surround the city like a giant donut made from red bricks.
Published by: Audit / This is Ours
With support from British Culture Archive.
Camera Connections exhibition presents a series of photographs taken by older people across Leeds, exploring the theme of portraiture and identity.
Six groups from AVSED, Otley Action for Older People, Seacroft Friends and Neighbours, Burmantofts Community Friends, Health for All and AgeUK Leeds have taken part in this pilot project, facilitated by Skippko artists Nicki Taylor and Sally Storr.
The exhibition is open to all. Please email cath.skippko@gmail.com for details on how to find Skippko.
Photo North Festival is back, and it’s bigger and bolder than ever.
From 11th to 13th April 2025, The Carriageworks in Millennium Square will be transformed into a vibrant hub of creativity, celebrating the very best of Yorkshire photography. This year’s event will showcase a dynamic and diverse lineup of photographers, all hailing from the region, bringing their powerful work to the forefront in a series of thought-provoking exhibitions and presentations.
Join us for an Introduction to Sustainable Photography Printing at The Middle Floor!
Term Dates: Mondays between 21st April - 23rd May
This is a 5 Week Course.
Booking for individual classes available from 11th April.
Film is making a comeback everyone! Let’s step into the exciting world of sustainable photography and explore eco-conscious practices that are reshaping the film revival movement.
Live Portrait Session with artist Joanna Jowett as part of Fearnville Fest on Saturday 29th March.
Who takes the photos in your family and what stories can a photograph tell?
Join local artist Joanna Jowett and get playful around the green spaces of Fearnville to compose and make your own self- or group-portrait on black and white film.