We are pleased to announce, Canalside Burano, 2017, by photographer Pete Davies, will be exhibited at the John Lewis Community Hub, Grand Central, Birmingham, 31 May – 26 June 2018.
We are pleased to announce No Ropes Just Laces, 2017, by student photographer Kieran B, will be exhibited at the John Lewis Community Hub, Grand Central, Birmingham, 31 May – 26 June 2018.
We are pleased to announce, Just the two of us, 2018, by student photographer Louis Painter, will be exhibited at the John Lewis Community Hub, Grand Central, Birmingham, 31 May – 26 June 2018.
We are pleased to announce, Kiera, 2018, by student photographer Adelina Recchia, will be exhibited at the John Lewis Community Hub, Grand Central, Birmingham, 31 May – 26 June 2018.
We are pleased to announce Screen 1, 2018, by student photographer Oliver B, will be exhibited at the John Lewis Community Hub, Grand Central, Birmingham, 31 May – 26 June 2018.
We are pleased to announce, Graffiti, 2017, by photographer Hanny Foxhall, will be exhibited at the John Lewis Community Hub, Grand Central, Birmingham, 31 May – 26 June 2018.
We are pleased to announce, Urban Art: Berlin street style, 2016, by photographer Drifter Nick, will be exhibited at the John Lewis Community Hub, Grand Central, Birmingham, 31 May – 26 June 2018.
We are pleased to announce we will be showing A Time It Was, 1970s-1990s, by photographer Phil Loach, during our Industrial Might weekend, 19-20 May, at the Black Country Living Museum.
Reclaim Photography Festival 2018 is proud to announce, Reclaiming Our Industrial Might, a special weekend photography festival with displays, exhibitions and walks, hosted by the Black Country Living Museum, Dudley, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Museum, capturing the people, places and industries, past and present, of the Black Country region. Read More
We are proud to announce we will be showing a selection of images from Chainmaking, Black Country, 1978, by documentary photographer Janine Wiedel, during our Industrial Might weekend, on Saturday 19 May, at the Black Country Living Museum.