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Access to information that can help development shouldn’t be dependent on financial circumstance, or who you know. Paying tens of thousands of pounds to go to university is prohibitive to many people – particularly for a creative subject which people find harder to justify the cost of. Yet without that money, and that access it is hard to know where to even begin to get the right information if you want to learn more about a creative practice, where to go to get the tools and materials to make things, and to find the right places and people to promote work once it’s been complete.
The information is often out there, but internet trawling is intimidating for many people – and you need to know what to enter into the seach engine to get started.
So, this is my attempt to pull some of it together into one place, to be made freely available to whoever wants it.
Aimed at aspiring (or established) photographers, photojournalists, or anyone interested in the so-called “lens based medium”, it’s a collection of suggested reading, funding sources, printers, bookmakers, publishers, and galleries.
Please have a browse and make use of the search function – I really hope you find it useful, and if you do, please spread the word.
I want to acknowledge that the idea for this resource grew in part from something the excellent Lewis Bush had in his own blog (sadly now shut down) - so thank you Lewis.
To make this truly useful I need as many things to list as possible. I therefore need your suggestions of anything that you have found useful in your practice: books, articles, printers, funders. If you don’t see it here but you think it would be useful - please let me know!
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Guidance on the type of legal structures possible for community groups: such as co-operatives, collectives, charities etc - setting up organisations such as these can help fund raising
Ongoing, open access grant program. Available to individuals or organisations for grants of between £1,000 and £100,000, no deadline for applications, it is a rolling process.
Grants available of (usually) up to £2,000 to artists, small organisations and galleries - focus on "fine arts"
A meeting place, space to test new work, a supportive community and a professional network
Darkrooms, printing, film developing, courses, exhibitions - everything a photographer needs in one place
Darkrooms, exhibitions, film courses and archive: supporters of radical and social lens based creatives, particularly underpriviledged communities
London based shop for specialist paper and book binding materials, also high quality book binding services.
One of two derelict houses side-by-side in heart of Peckham available for hire on a day basis. Potential venue for exhibitions or as location for shooting. Close by the Bussey Building.
One of two derelict houses side-by-side in heart of Peckham available for hire on a day basis. Potential venue for exhibitions or as location for shooting. Close by the Bussey Building.
White-walled gallery space available to hire, on a daily rate, for exhibitions, nearby the centre of Peckham.
Digital, online, photo printing and mounting
Printing, framing, mounting, online and London based retail space. Also offer online store service to sell prints direct to your customers
Specialist C-Type Hand Printing, Black & White Fibre and Resin Prints, C-41 Colour Film Dip and Dunk Processing and Contact, B&W Film Processing and Contact
Fine-art printing, mounting and framing.
Fast, online, printing for posters, flyers, postcards
Publisher specialising in small photobooks, originally East London focused, but widened interests in recent years
High quality photobook publisher
Probably the first book on any photography course reading list. A study of how we see the world, and how we then represent it in images.
More essential reading from any photography course, Sontag is one of the most prolific writer on the subject of photography.
The quintessential photo/text book that first defined the genre
A consideration of the future of photography and its impact on society, given where it has come from and what it offers.
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