UK charity supporting the art of long-form narrative photography, and promoting education in photography for both emerging professionals and the broader public
We are delighted to announce Rebecca Conway as the winner of the sixth Rebecca Vassie Memorial Award for her proposal 'Torn Water', a project exploring the long-term psychological impact of civil conflict in South Asia: https://t.co/yQt1Khh50j
Highly commended: Richard Gosnold's 'Apostate' sets out to explore the personal impact and aftermath for people leaving high-control religions, working with the charity Faith to Faithless across the UK and Ireland and celebrating individual resilience.
Highly Commended: Kat Wood’s proposal 'A place beyond the fields' seeks to document women farmers in the North of England diversifying into non-agricultural part-time jobs to sustain their land, highlighting the shifting realities and financial precariousness of modern farming.
Congratulations to Rebecca Conway, Richard Gosnold, Bethany Hobbs, Kadi Jatta, Leia Morrison and Kat Wood who are all shortlisted for the Rebecca Vassie Memorial Award 2025!
Ten years ago, we lost Beccy. It’s hard to believe it’s been a decade, and hard to know what to make of this calendar milestone – if anything. Our photography charity exists for the saddest of reasons.
If you’re reading this, perhaps you’ll take a moment to think about the Beccys in your life – be they family, friend or anything between – and reflect on what you cherish in the people you love.
We are delighted to announce that the sixth Rebecca Vassie Memorial Award is now open for entries, with a submission deadline of 31 March 2025. Head over to our website for all the details: https://t.co/pXzlowwZ94
We're delighted that our fifth and most recent winner of the Rebecca Vassie Memorial Award, Jamie Sinclair, will be screening his film 'Hjem' made possible by the award.
The Opening is Thursday @Photobookcafe1 - come and join him for a viewing at 7:30pm.
By remapping queerness, diaspora, and family within new spatial-temporal relationships, the series aims to unveil identity as a fragmented experience that continually transforms.
#vassietrusttakeover#photography
Exploring family archives, self-portraits, and still life photography, William Zou's first photography project “soliloquy” interweaves and oscillates between personal past and present. See more next week at https://t.co/QYlPHgC8Qw
We’re delighted to announce Jamie Sinclair as the winner of the 5th Rebecca Vassie Memorial Award. His project ‘Hjem’ will explore the lives and impact of refugees in Northern English towns. Read more on out website: https://t.co/4yXFW7n1TO
Next week, Nikki Culley will share work from her ongoing project ‘Heavy Blue Sea’. This project looks at ideas of masculinity and vulnerability through portrait and landscape photography.
https://t.co/eQFkGPBzcg
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👩🏻🌾👩🏻🌾👩🏻🌾👩🏻🌾Really excited to have the Daughters of the Soil work featured in the BBC today. Reaching new audiences and sharing the stories in a different way. Big Thank you to
@Matt_Tucker the show is on in Berwick until June 5th & will tour to @VaneGallery
https://t.co/Hs0uYdK6NF
Congratulations to @WillJTempleton, @jsinclair9, @rebeccajconway, @ffatsatina and @ChrisKingPhoto who are all shortlisted for the 2022 Rebecca Vassie Memorial Award!
Hidden Depths can be viewed 4th-26th March at the Persistence Works Gallery, Yorkshire Artspace, Sheffield. Opening times: Weds-Sat, 11am-5pm.
@yartspace
Hidden Depths opens in Sheffield tonight and we’re so excited to see @LauraPagePhoto’s project come to life! Laura was recently interviewed by @ExposedMagSheff, link below.
https://t.co/yBsIsbzVEg
#photography#exhibition