A event on Thursday 17th October. The event starts at 17:00.
Join us to celebrate the opening of exhibitions in the South East of the city, including:
- The Magic Money Tree by Kirsty Mackay (Bricks St. Anne’s House) - working across the UK to document the impact of the cost-of-living crisis and the realities of poverty in the world’s sixth largest economy.
- Not a Home Without Fire by Bandia Ribeira (Bricks St. Anne’s House) - documenting the lives of agricultural workers in the ‘Sea of Plastic’, a vast network of greenhouses in Almeria, Spain, that produce out-of-season vegetables to be exported across Northern Europe.
- Monument by Trent Parke (Martin Parr Foundation) - an elegy to time, to the late light of Sydney streets, the movement of people and the circling of moths as night falls.
- Realms of Memory by Billy H.C. Kwok, Jay Lau & Lau Wai (Royal Photographic Society) - In response to photographic archives of Hong Kong, artists Billy H.C. Kwok, Jay Lau, and Lau Wai have developed new projects that interpret the stories of their home city, while revealing the gaps that exist.
VENUES, TIMES AND SHUTTLE BUS INFORMATION
- Bricks St. Anne’s House (5pm - 7.30pm) - St Anne's Rd, Brislington, Bristol, BS4 4AB
- Martin Parr Foundation (6.30 - 8.30pm) - Paintworks, Bristol, BS4 3AR
- Royal Photographic Society (6.30 - 8.30pm) - Paintworks, Bristol, BS4 3AR
We will be running a bus service from Bricks St. Anne’s House to Paintworks, enabling you to attend both openings. Buses will leave Bricks St. Anne’s House at 6.45pm & 7.15pm. Spaces will be available on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Exhibition previews will take place across the opening week, offering a chance to socialise and celebrate the work on display. These events are always informal and all are welcome.
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For further details, please visit the festival website: https://bristolphotofestival.org/
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
- The Magic Money Tree by Kirsty Mackay (Bricks St. Anne’s House) - working across the UK to document the impact of the cost-of-living crisis and the realities of poverty in the world’s sixth largest economy.
- Not a Home Without Fire by Bandia Ribeira (Bricks St. Anne’s House) - documenting the lives of agricultural workers in the ‘Sea of Plastic’, a vast network of greenhouses in Almeria, Spain, that produce out-of-season vegetables to be exported across Northern Europe.
- Monument by Trent Parke (Martin Parr Foundation) - an elegy to time, to the late light of Sydney streets, the movement of people and the circling of moths as night falls.
- Realms of Memory by Billy H.C. Kwok, Jay Lau & Lau Wai (Royal Photographic Society) - In response to photographic archives of Hong Kong, artists Billy H.C. Kwok, Jay Lau, and Lau Wai have developed new projects that interpret the stories of their home city, while revealing the gaps that exist.
VENUES, TIMES AND SHUTTLE BUS INFORMATION
- Bricks St. Anne’s House (5pm - 7.30pm) - St Anne's Rd, Brislington, Bristol, BS4 4AB
- Martin Parr Foundation (6.30 - 8.30pm) - Paintworks, Bristol, BS4 3AR
- Royal Photographic Society (6.30 - 8.30pm) - Paintworks, Bristol, BS4 3AR
We will be running a bus service from Bricks St. Anne’s House to Paintworks, enabling you to attend both openings. Buses will leave Bricks St. Anne’s House at 6.45pm & 7.15pm. Spaces will be available on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Exhibition previews will take place across the opening week, offering a chance to socialise and celebrate the work on display. These events are always informal and all are welcome.
-
For further details, please visit the festival website: https://bristolphotofestival.org/
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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