The Second Morton Photography Symposium
‘Ways of Seeing’: Women and Photography in Scotland is inspired by the Trust’s major photographic collections, which feature many women as takers, collectors, preservers or subjects of photography.
Developing the Picture: Scotland’s Photography Collections
The 2018 Annan Lecture was given by Louise Pearson, Photography Curator at the National Galleries of Scotland. She has kindly allowed us to publish her presentation as part of our article series celebrating The Annan Lecture.
The Australian Question by Sara Stevenson
Sara Stevenson provides a new preamble and postscript to a piece of research on a group of calotypes of Australia and Peru in the SNPG collection – originally published in Studies in Photography, Spring 1988.
The Annans in Studies in Photography
The Annan Lectures are named for the Glasgow-based Annan family of photographers – particularly Thomas Annan and James Craig Annan and they have been the subject of reviews and articles in many editions of Studies in Photography.
The Annan Lecturers 2010 – 2013
Biographies of The Annan Lecturers from 2010 – 2013. The Annan Lectures have been given each spring in Glasgow since its institution in 2006. Currently these lectures take place at Street Level Photoworks.
Roberta McGrath 2016 Annan Leture
We invite you to listen to Streetlevel Photoworks’ recording of Dr Roberta McGrath’s 2016 Annan Lecture.
The Annan Lecturers 2014 – 2019
Biographies of The Annan Lecturers from 2014 – 2019. The Annan Lectures have been given each spring in Glasgow since its institution in 2006. Currently these lectures take place at Street Level Photoworks.
Zelda Cheatle 2017 Annan Lecture
We invite you to listen to Streetlevel Photoworks’ recording of Zelda Cheatle’s 2017 Annan Lecture.
The Origins of The Annan Lecture by Roddy Simpson
Roddy Simpson describes how The Annan Lectures started in 2006. They are now hosted annually in Glasgow at Streetlevel Photoworks.
Best of FLOW
We are disappointed to have had to postpone exhibiting Best of FLOW at Gallery 525, here is a preview of some of the work to tide you over!