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“Part of Glorious was born out of hearing negative views on female sport versus men’s, and seeing female sport marketed much less. This pushed us on to spearhead a new aesthetic for women’s sport.”https://hubs.li/H0R5TVm0 

The #BJPIPA 2021 jury includes figures from prestigious institutions around the world, incl. Amanda Hajjarm, Director of Exhibitions at Fotografiska (NY); Claartje Van Dijk, Head of Exhibitions at FOAM (Amsterdam) & many more. Enter now:https://hubs.li/H0R6JDr0 

Prompted by rising tensions with nuclear-armed North Korea, Lim’s images evoke the collective anxiety of an imminent disaster, and comments on the media’s role in perpetuating it.https://hubs.li/H0R269K0 

Don’t miss Portrait of Humanity 2021 showing at Belfast’s Royal Botanic Gardens as part of @BelfastPhotoFes until 30 June. The curation tells a vast breadth of stories, exploring what it means to be human in the face of ongoing struggle. https://hubs.li/H0QGZB30 ~~

Edition365 will culminate in a once-in-a-century virtual exhibition with pioneers of the digital art space, @New_Art_City. Founders Don Hanson and Sammie Veeler muse on the future of showcasing art, building a more accessible creative climate & morehttps://hubs.li/H0R0_Lj0 

Have you turned your camera to your immediate surroundings during the pandemic? Like Robin Lopvet, who’s reinvented his using Photoshop. For #Edition365, our latest open-call, we’re on the search for work that speaks to the year gone by. Enter yours now https://hubs.li/H0Qts-D0 ~~

“When I go to war, I’m protesting. I’m not just going in without feelings or personal objections. I want to make a statement.”https://hubs.li/H0QG7960 

Applications are now open for the second of three photographers to create empowering new work for the @MalalaFund. Apply for the 1854 x Malala Fund Against All Odds commission now — judged by Malala herself. https://hubs.li/H0QYjr80 ~~

On until 30 June, Belfast Photo Festival 2021 examines a provocative array of future(s), with a stronger focus than ever on outdoor interventions and installationshttps://hubs.li/H0QXy_X0 

Ken Graves and Eva Lipman’s Restraint and Desire explores the unspoken bonds visible across US society.https://hubs.li/H0QXzCF0 

Charlotte Ellis’ joyful portraits remind us of the camaraderie and patience that brightened the early months of the pandemic.https://hubs.li/H0QX8FV0 

“It’s a sort of honesty between you, the photographer, and the stranger,” says Jamie Hawkesworth, reflecting on the portraits that compose his latest publication, The British Isles, taken across the UK.https://hubs.li/H0QTNpH0 

At a time of ongoing struggle, we’re asking: what does it mean to be British today? Show us quiet, everyday moments and landmark events; dynamic urban faces and eccentric countryside characters. Show us your #PortraitOfBritain. https://hubs.li/H0QFQLV0 ~~

The FastTrack open-call sought out some of the most exciting unsigned talent on the scene today. From South Wales to South America, three of this year’s 18 winners talk culture, convention-breaking and connecting with people from behind the lenshttps://hubs.li/H0QT0t-0 

“Re-addressing our archives enables us to reconcile the past, our understanding of each other, and gives us a clearer picture of who we were and how we got to where we are now. It is really the only way to move forward collectively" – Heather Agyeponghttps://hubs.li/H0QM5MT0 

Theo Simpson invites us to Lincolnshire’s sparsely populated Wolds, where he has converted a 20th century stable into a workshop, printing studio and makeshift galleryhttps://hubs.li/H0QLJvg0 

“My style has evolved directly out of never fully understanding my camera.” Known for his eerie, black-and-white flash photography, Dylan Hausthor unpacks how his half-broken camera and decade-old flash produce haphazard images that prioritise the momenthttps://hubs.li/H0QM68C0