United Kingdom
Organizer Information London Art Collective (LAC) was founded in London in 2018 and has presented more than 20 exhibitions featuring over 100 British artists, alongside a global programme supporting young and emerging artists in partnership with over 30 galleries across the UK. LAC is an official partner of the London Design Festival and has provided […]
Organizer Information Solas / Shadow is an international online photography gallery dedicated to showcasing contemporary image-makers through curated digital exhibitions. Grounded in over a decade of experience in photography and curatorial practice, the platform operates on the ethos that compelling photography thrives beyond traditional institutional gatekeeping. Title & Description Black / White; International Photography Exhibition […]
Organizer Information Ocula is a leading international online contemporary art platform connecting collectors, galleries, institutions, artists, and art professionals. Its flagship publication, Ocula Magazine, publishes interviews, critical essays, exhibition coverage, news, and analysis focused on the artists, ideas, institutions, business, and politics shaping the contemporary art world. Ocula has a particularly strong international and Asia-Pacific […]
Organizer Information Matt Ford Studio is a photography, art, and exhibition space based in Hackney, East London, run by multidisciplinary photographer, artist, and videographer Matt Ford, whose career began in Liverpool with solo and group photography and art exhibitions in collaboration with Liverpool Design Festival and Liverpool Art Month, and whose fashion portrait work is […]
Organizer Information Founded in 2012 by The Guild of St. George—a charity originally established by John Ruskin—The John Ruskin Prize is organized under the administrative umbrella of The Big Draw, managed by Parker Harris, and supported by the Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust. Inspired by John Ruskin’s belief in art as a tool for seeing, recording, […]
Organizer Information Hypha Studios emerged as an idea during the pandemic, prompted by the problem of increasing high street vacancies and deteriorating conditions for artists and creatives. Founded by curators Camilla Cole and Will Jennings, the non-profit organisation was set up with the objectives of bringing culture and public engagement with the arts throughout the […]
Organizer Information Founded in London in 1853 as the Photographic Society of London, the Royal Photographic Society received royal patronage from Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in its founding year, and became known as the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain from 1894 onward. It is the world’s oldest photographic society, having been in continuous […]
Organizer Information AA2A (Artists Access to Art Colleges) is a long-standing national scheme operating across England that connects practising visual artists and makers with higher and further education institutions. By opening up specialist academic workshops, digital fabrication labs, technical expertise, and studio spaces, AA2A helps artists test new methods and expand their practice. Simultaneously, the […]
Organizer Information The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) is a London-based family of museums dedicated to art, design, and performance, founded in 1852 in the wake of the Great Exhibition of 1851, with a founding mission to educate designers, manufacturers and consumers in art and science. Today the collection holds more than 2.8 million objects […]