Lockdown photography project: PRESTON – PEOPLE WANTED
PRESTON – PEOPLE WANTED: I’m going to do a series of portrait-style photographs of people in Preston (outdoors in city centre or outside their homes). I’ll also take a short … Continue reading
People and the outdoors
People engaging with the countryside. Various locations, including Loch Ness, Lancashire, Lake District National Park, Yorkshire Dales National Park, Nidderdale AONB.
Derelict Mayhem (May 24 & 25, 2019)
Derelict Mayhem was a platform of new live performance, which features both emerging and established artists showcasing new performance material in this welcoming and open environment. It was held at … Continue reading
The Fire Within, Wigan – exhibition opening
The Fire Within, The Galleries, Wigan (Sat May 11, 2019). The upper floor of The Galleries shopping centre in Wigan town centre hosted Wigan Council’s launch of #TheFireWithin – a … Continue reading
Blackburn Open Walls street art
Tourism and Blackburn is a combination about as comfortable as a honeymoon in Mogadishu. But if you’re looking for a free day out, especially somewhere to take your kids in … Continue reading
Review of Worn – Lancashire Post
Lancashire Post Jan 9, 2019. Review by Megan Titley.
Arrival! arts project by Buzz Bury (I made the film)
Arrival! was a film mae about Buzz Bury‘s LeftCoast-funded project working with international volunteers at Blackpool homeless charrty Streetlife, turning their first impressions of the resort into a beach art … Continue reading
Worn (Stanley Arms, Preston – Nov 26, 2018)
Photographs by Robert Norbury. The performance also included an encore of Pub Karaoke Photography Exhibition.
Garry Cook is performing photography at the National Photography Symposium
Photo: Ian Clegg Since photography became a mass-participatory past-time – i.e. everybody is taking photographs these days, all the time – practitioners and their academic overlords have been freaking out … Continue reading
Frigging great photos on display at the Great Exhibition of the North in Newcastle
I’ve long been let down by major photography galleries and the boring, conceptual and god damned unfathomable exhibitions they frequently put on. So, believe me, I was bloody shocked to … Continue reading
