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.
Helen Douglas Photo Gallery
A Gallery of images from the article Photography and the Artist’s Book: Helen Douglas in Conversation with Alex Hamilton.
The Last Beekeeper by Indre Hilara Bylaite
Gallery 525 has copies of Indre Hilara Bylaite’s book The Last Beekeeper – a photoseries made during a trip home to see family that one the 1st and 3rd prize at FLOW photofest in Inverness.
Photomarket 2020
Studies in Photography back issues and membership information will be available at the Edinburgh LoFi stand at Photomarket 2020.
Sylwia Kowalczyk at 525
Sylwia Kowalczyk will be exhibiting work from her series Lethe at Gallery 525. We are thrilled to invite you to a talk by Sylwia and a chance to look at the work on Wednesday 4th March from 5:30 – 7:30 pm.
Morton Gillespie | The Way We Were
The latest exhibition at Maryhill Museum showcases the social history of 1960’s Glasgow through Morton Gillespies’s documentary photography.
David Eustace | Dear John
This March The Scottish Gallery presents Dear John, an exhibition accompanied by a limited-run portfolio of John Byrne portraits.
From the desk of a SSHoP volunteer
An insight into the experience of volunteering for SSHoP by Rita Scheman
‘Ways of Seeing’: Women and Photography in Scotland
The Glasgow Women’s Library is hosting a symposium promoting the neglected history of Scottish Women in Photography, on Thursday 2nd April from 9:30am – 5pm
MacKinnon Collection
Curator of the MacKinnon Collection Blake Milteer explains the importance of this photographic collection and its acquisition on behalf of the public by the National Galleries of Scotland and National Library of Scotland.