Hereford Photography Festival is calling for artists' film and video work, inviting submissions for moving image work that responds to the idea of 'movement and protest'. Send DVD, CV and artists statement before 31st August. The longest running photo festival in the UK, Hereford opens on 28th October.
Coastal Currents 2011 is on its way and events and exhibitions are coming together, with various things happening in the lead up to the Visual Arts Festival. A pinhole photography workshop will run at Stade Hall on 8th August, with an exhibition on 9th August. It is free, includes materials, and all are welcome - book here.
Louise Kenward's 'Cave' has been selected for Spotlight Open as one of five works that will feature in Coastal Currents. The Spotlight event will open the festival with a procession and many and varied events and activities starting at 4pm Friday 26th August, further information to follow. Ukulele orchestras, Songcycles and Tiny Travelling Tightwire Shows are amongst events for the opening night, along with a performance which looks at the complex world of the undergarment. As ever, there will also be events and exhibitions throughout the festival, Open Studios, workshops and talks. 'Cave' will be open throughout the festival for visitors to see the space Louise inhabited between January and June, exploring, listening and watching. This unseen space beyond the back of Arthur Green's has been part sanctuary part endurance, as work has developed throughout this residence.
Thank you to everyone who has responded about mentoring sessions with Martin and suggestions for talks. The sessions with Martin Everett are planned to start in August and will run for 5 x 2 hour sessions - see post below for more information.
There is still chance to get in touch with Kay to get involved in the great photography debate, to be facilitated by Alex Brattell at the end of August.
And further afield, Dream City at the Netherlands Fotomuseum continues until August 28th. "These things are so full of fantasy there is absolutely no sense in trying to paint them. - Bernd Becher"
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