COLLABORATIONS
This programme of collaborations has been developed to ensure participation from a range of individuals and groups, both in and outside of the arts, for example socially engaged artists, youth workers, the health sector, young people and community groups.
© Peter Mitchell
Growing Spaces
Growing Spaces is a public project to build a visual archive about the importance of urban allotments, food security and land. Working in collaboration with local and national organisations, the aim is to create a discussion about the significance and increasing relevance of these spaces.
The Living Room Archive
The Living Room Archive is a collaborative project to compile photographs of this particular domestic space using creative public participation, through workshops, mail-art and digital tools. This ongoing collective archive will help us to reflect and analyse the sociological, psychological, anthropological and cultural importance of this space as well as helping us to imagine a new future.
© Bristol Archives 40826/HSG/63/1
© Bristol Archives 40826/HSG/63/1
The Living Room Archive
The Living Room Archive is a collaborative project to compile photographs of this particular domestic space using creative public participation, through workshops, mail-art and digital tools. This ongoing collective archive will help us to reflect and analyse the sociological, psychological, anthropological and cultural importance of this space as well as helping us to imagine a new future.
Becoming One (Annie and Trevor), 2016 ©Peyton Fulford
WITH-IN
FIRECRACKER 10 YEARS ANNIVERSARY
Bristol Photo Festival collaborates with Firecracker to celebrate their 10th year anniversary. Firecracker is an organisation that supports the work of the work of women and non-binary photographers through mentoring programmes, publications, talks and now, for the first time an exhibition entitled With/In. This collaboration brings photographers whose practice moves, with intimacy, through overlooked groups of people. A generation of female and female-identifying photographers is using photography not as a tool of oppression but as instigator of conversations, interventions and collaborations. This exhibition will be accompanied by a talks and events programme.
Becoming One (Annie and Trevor), 2016. © Peyton Fulford
WITH-IN
FIRECRACKER 10 YEARS ANNIVERSARY
Bristol Photo Festival collaborates with Firecracker to celebrate their 10th year anniversary. Firecracker is an organisation that supports the work of the work of women and non-binary photographers through mentoring programmes, publications, talks and now, for the first time an exhibition entitled With/In. This collaboration brings photographers whose practice moves, with intimacy, through overlooked groups of people. A generation of female and female-identifying photographers is using photography not as a tool of oppression but as instigator of conversations, interventions and collaborations. This exhibition will be accompanied by a talks and events programme.
© Red Saunders
The Stage
The People’s Archive (British Culture Archive) is a popular online resource documenting and preserving crowdsourced images of life in twentieth century Britain. The archive gives a platform and more importantly a voice to a diverse spectrum of people and communities across the UK. It's an important social document that highlights the changes of everyday life, society and culture by the people who lived through it.
A part of the Festival's first edition, we will launch a collaborative photography project with them to collect images about music and subcultures in the UK with a Bristol focus, presenting the results as part of an event including live music.
More information to come.
WITH-IN
FIRECRACKER 10 YEARS ANNIVERSARY
WITH-IN is a celebration of firecracker, an organization who has been supporting the work of female photographers for over 10 years with mentoring, publications, talks and now for the first time an exhibition. This project will have a series of events and other activities attached. More information soon.
WITH-IN
FIRECRACKER 10 YEARS ANNIVERSARY
WITH-IN is a celebration of firecracker, an organization who has been supporting the work of female photographers for over 10 years with mentoring, publications, talks and now for the first time an exhibition. This project will have a series of events and other activities attached. More information soon.
© Red Saunders
The Stage
The People’s Archive (British Culture Archive) is a popular online resource documenting and preserving crowdsourced images of life in twentieth century Britain. The archive gives a platform and more importantly a voice to a diverse spectrum of people and communities across the UK. It's an important social document that highlights the changes of everyday life, society and culture by the people who lived through it.
A part of the Festival's first edition, we will launch a collaborative photography project with them to collect images about music and subcultures in the UK with a Bristol focus, presenting the results as part of an event including live music.
More information to come.
WITH-IN
FIRECRACKER 10 YEARS ANNIVERSARY
WITH-IN is a celebration of firecracker, an organization who has been supporting the work of female photographers for over 10 years with mentoring, publications, talks and now for the first time an exhibition. This project will have a series of events and other activities attached. More information soon.
© Sara Waiswa
British Empire and Commonwealth Collection (Bristol Archives)
© Sara Waiswa
British Empire & Commonwealth Collection
WITH-IN
FIRECRACKER 10 YEARS ANNIVERSARY
WITH-IN is a celebration of firecracker, an organization who has been supporting the work of female photographers for over 10 years with mentoring, publications, talks and now for the first time an exhibition. This project will have a series of events and other activities attached. More information soon.
