Lucy Soutter

Fresh London photography zines by marvellous summer school students from Kyungil University. We enjoyed our 2 weeks together at the University of Westminster!

Cool pictures for a hot summer! Come to join us at the University of Westminster's Harrow Galleries for a reception celebrating London photography by visiting students from Kyungil University, South Korea. Reception 18 July 16:00-18:00 at the Harrow Campus HA1 3TP. Image: Yesul Kim

Aspiring photography writers--I recommend this prize. Whether or not you win, it's a good way to make contact with Source. Many photography writers, myself included, have gotten a start writing reviews for this smart, readable, well-edited publication.
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Congrats to Westminster Photography Arts MA grad Adaeze Ihebom, doing the 2025 SPAZIO GRIOT artist residency dedicated to the Second Congress of Black Writers and Artists. You may have seen her self-p on the cover of Liz Wells, Photography: A Critical Edition. spaziogriot.org/en/spazio-gr...

Sayuri Ichida, a stellar Westminster Photography Arts MA Graduate is shortlisted for an Alumni Achievement award. If you know and like her work, would you please consider participating in the public vote? app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/westminste...

Last chance to see our Westminster Expanded Photography degree show at Ambika P3, Tuesday 1 July 11-7

Drop by Ambika P3 Marylebone Rd to see fresh work by the Westminster MAs in Expanded Photography, and Art & Emerging Technologies 11-7 thru Tues 2 July

Alumni and friends! Please pass this along to your networks. It's our first show for the new MAs and we would love to reunite our communities at the PV...

Join us for the PV of 'Test Site', a show by graduates of the University of Westminster MA Expanded Photography and MA Art & Emerging Technologies
26 June, 18:30-20:30, Ambika P3 Gallery
Show continues 27 June – 1 July, 11:00-19:00 
 
Free booking for PV: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ma-expande...

Still thinking about how much I enjoyed Dafna Talmor’s show The Moving Eye Cannot See at Sid Motion Gallery. The way she marks and slices the negatives to build her analog constructed landscapes creates wonderfully jazzy lines that make the compositions dance. Very pleasurable.

The Moving Eye Cannot See - Sid Motion Gallery

Saturday 24 May at 4pm I’ll be at Sid Motion Gallery for a discussion with Dafna Talmor on the last day of her show “The Moving Eye Cannot See.” You are welcome to join us! sidmotiongallery.co.uk/exhibition/t...

Time is running out the buy classic back copies of @sourcephoto.bsky.social including the first published portfolios of many now-prominent photographers (and classic essays by photography writers…)

Very pleased to have received my copy of Photobook Conversations, the 3rd volume in this series from 1000 Words. For sample interviews with photobook people around the world see 1000wordsmag.com/features/

Photobook grant from the Alkazi Foundation to support South Asian photo-narrative projects (any theme). alkazifoundation.org/call-for-ent...

Felicity Hammond: Variations Exploring the connections between geological and data mining, image-making and machine-learning.

Coming up soon: Felicity Hammond at the Photographers Gallery thephotographersgallery.org.uk/whats-on/fel....

My favourite Photo London works were across the road at Bush House. David Penny’s Scatterings were made with lasers as part of nanomaterials research in collab with King’s College.

Extremely interesting! Thanks for posting, Seth

Westminster Photography Forum- Felicity Hammond Felicity Hammond employs photographic methods to interrogate technological shifts in image-making

WESTMINSTER PHOTOGRAPHY FORUM
I am am looking forward to being "in conversation" with artist Felicity Hammond, Thursday 8th May 2025, 6.30pm-7.30pm in The Cayley Room at the University of Westminster's Regent St campus. Free but register for a space here;

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Westminster Photography Forum- Marlene Creates Marlene is a Canadian environmental artist using memory drawing, photography, video, scientific and vernacular knowledge and guided walks

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WESTMINSTER PHOTOGRAPHY FORUM
Marlene Creates 29/4/25 6.30pm

Symposium Future Memories - Rijksmuseum

Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum is hosting an online symposium about the impacts of documentary photography and photojournalism on our perception of the world. Important topic as we consider the rapidly shifting political/cultural/technological landscape! Wed 14 May. www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/whats-on/...

IMAGE FUTURES: WORK IN PROGRESS SHOW
Expanded Photography MA, Art and Emerging Technologies MA
Thursday 27 March, Reception 17:00-19:00
London Gallery West
The University of Westminster, Harrow Campus HA1 3TP
All welcome!
Image: Sarah Nicholl

Interviews with photography luminaries including Mark Sealy, Gerry Badger and Liz Wells available on Frank Watson's Resonance FM radio show, The Sound of Photography.
www.thesoundofphotography.com

Our annual *call for new work* is open until 28th March.

This is part of our research for future issues, and is an opportunity for photographers to introduce the editors directly to their new. All details are on the 'Submissions' page of our website www.source.ie #photographyopportunity #opencall

Great to see PhotoIreland going from strength to strength!

Aparna Nori’s “how to climb a tree,” a beautiful heartwarming/breaking book about mothering a boy who is away at boarding school. Editions JOJO 2024

“To document the soil-sampling process in floodplain area,” a delightful conceptual photobook by Kush Kukreja (evoking the very serious issue of heavy metal contamination in Indian rivers and soil) 2022

This short essay I wrote in 2023 explores the current conditions of art photography as it unfolds in various global contexts (first published in Cuaderno 186, Universidad de Palermo, Argentina): fido.palermo.edu/servicios_dy...

Duncan Wooldridge & Lucy Soutter : "The book is a collaborative form." Podcast Episode · The Photobook · 11/03/2025 · 58m

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While we were in New Delhi last week, Duncan Wooldridge and I met up with Priyanka Chharia and recorded Episode 11 of her podcast, The Photobook: "What is the role of an artist today?" open.spotify.com/episode/7bfV...