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.
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.
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.
A new photography project from Historic England has been launched, which aims to capture Chapeltown’s African and Caribbean community.
The Chapeltown Photography Project will be led by photographer and local resident Solomon Charles-Kelly who will work with the community over the next five months to create a portrait of the North Leeds suburb. He will be supported by Lens Lab Project, a Leeds-based non-profit arts organisation.
Leeds Art Gallery is thrilled to present a major retrospective of British documentary photographer Peter Mitchell.
Known for documenting Leeds throughout his career, the exhibition will explore and reflect upon key bodies of work from Mitchell’s remarkable career and feature works previously unseen by the public. Peter Mitchell has a long-rooted connection with Leeds and ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’ marks nearly half a century since Mitchell’s first exhibition at Leeds Art Gallery in 1975.
Leeds photographer Rachael Munro-Fawcett is among 100 winners of this year’s prestigious Portrait of Britain award with an image, Leonna Lynch, that celebrates womanhood, empowerment and woman’s connection to nature.
Prepare to immerse yourself in the captivating world of images as Photo North Festival gears up for its fifth edition, set to illuminate Leeds this spring with what promises to be one of the most exciting European photographic events of the year.
Leeds Caribbean & African Centre (LCAC), supported by Lens Lab Project, with funding from Historic England, are looking for a photographer/lens-based artist to create a new body of work in Chapeltown, Leeds.
The Wise Women manifesto was created by Dr Gillian Dyson-Moss, Dr Anne Schiffer, Dr Joanna Leah, and Lizzie Coombes, academics at Leeds Beckett’s Leeds School of Arts, to give voice to creative female researchers, especially those who feel frozen out as older women or as ‘early career researchers’.
The project has been funded by Research England and the Leeds Beckett Equity and Inclusion Research Fund.
2014’s Bicyclism exhibition and newspaper was part of the city’s Tour de France celebrations and explored the city’s wider cultural, historical and sporting links to cycling with collaborators Casey Orr, Boff Whalley and Jenny Harris. Leeds Inspired supported the project with a £14,000 grant.