Analogue Days: 94 - 04 Clubbing in a pre-digital age is an exhibition of club photography by James Lange entirely shot on film in the heady days before digital cameras, smartphones and social media changed the landscape forever.
John Bolloten is a documentary photographer based in Bradford, UK. His work primarily focuses on documenting people and subcultures that exist on the margins of society.
Although, he has worked and continues to work on a number of different projects, it is his five years of work with heroin and crack users that he is best known for.
Theme - Community
This month, our photo social will focus on the theme of community and will be hosted by photographer, and Take It Easy team member, Hannah Platt.
Taking inspiration from the latest exhibition by Hyde Park Art Club - 'Is This What We Have Left?β, we want to explore how photography can be used to document a community, create a sense of belonging, and showcase it's heritage.
Analogue Days: 94 - 04 Clubbing in a pre-digital age is an exhibition of club photography by James Lange entirely shot on film in the heady days before digital cameras, smartphones and social media changed the landscape forever.
Starting out in 1994 with images of THE ORBIT techno club in Morley, the exhibition features clubbers in Brighton, Bristol, outdoor trance parties in secret locations, clubs in Glasgow and Manchester, plus numerous nights in London, including THE EGG, 93 FEET EAST and FABRIC.
Our photo socials are open to everyone and are absolutely free. This is a friendly event for anyone who wants to share their work or meet other people from the Leeds photography community. These socials are facilitated by Dan Wheeler from our sister lab, Make It Easy.
We encourage people attending the social to bring some of their pictures and bodies of work to share with the group however, don't feel like you HAVE to bring anything, you can just join in and support others. The social is an opportunity to meet new people and enjoy working with your peers. Everyone is welcome.
Come along and find out about Leeds Photographic Society and what's happening this year.
Village and New Dimension are proud to present a new solo exhibition and celebration of the book βππ΅ ππ¦π’π΄π΅ ππ―π΅πͺπ π΅π©π¦ ππ°π³ππ₯ ππ΅π°π±π΄ ππ°πͺπ―π¨ ππ°πΆπ―π₯β by photographer Charlie Tallott at Village, Leeds. The exhibition opens on Friday 16th August from 6pm - 9pm and continues until Sunday 15th September.
Hannah Guy's first solo show: Nightmares and Daymoths
The debut solo show of work BA Fine Art graduate Hannah Guy was created from a staged photography project funded by a Berkofsky Award from the University of Leeds. This body of work retrospectively examines relationships to the pandemic, four years on. Through a collaborative series of three staged photographs, Hannah conveys her own experiences alongside those of two friends.
In this workshop we will be discussing all things film camera! This is the perfect workshop if you want to get into using film cameras or have recently got one and are unsure how to get started.
Weβll talk about how manual film cameras work and cover some of the basics of using a camera so that you can MAKE pictures instead of taking them.
In the second of our SHOW AND TELL CULTURE series we are delighted to welcome local photographer and writer Ebony Wright back to Left Bank. In this session, Ebony will share her creative process and inspiration for the creation of her zine 'Wild'.
"Wild is a collection of 35mm film photographs and short essays. It is a love letter. To trying again. To letting another someone in. To being vulnerable. To it not working out, again. To breaking our hearts, again. To hope." Ebony Wright