BA Photography Arts University Plymouth

09/11/2023

09/11/2023

We have some great workshops running today with BA Photography and BA Commercial Photography from alumni Photographers Margo Ryszczuk + Maciej and Kinga Krzyminscy

09/11/2023

We have some great workshops running today with BA Photography and BA Commercial Photography from alumni Photographers Margo Ryszczuk + Maciej and Kinga Krzyminscy.

25/05/2022

Y1 & 2 BA Photography students are staging an exhibition of their work at PCA. The show opens on Thursday 26th from 16.00 - 18.00. Come along and see some of the great work on show, or check out their Instagram .pca

14/05/2022

https://www.aopawards.com/awards/student-awards/

The 2022 AOP Student Awards promise to be yet another exciting year for entries. An inspiring celebration of the very best in student photography, the AOP Student Awards can help in providing you with that all important step up to, and visibility in, the professional arena.

14/05/2022

A big thank you to PRSD for the article on the PCA BA Photography exhibition, at Positive Lights Project in Exeter.

The show is now in full swing and is free to attend. If you're in Exeter this weekend it's well worth a visit. Pop in and meet the artists.

Photographers from Plymouth College of Art’s BA (Hons) Photography degree course will have a show in Exeter at The Positive Light Projects

11/05/2022

https://www.photofestival.gr/

Athens Photo Festival is a leading international festival of photography and visual culture. Constantly reinventing itself, Athens Photo Festival, furthers its long-standing commitment to encouraging diversity, inclusion, creativity, and critical thinking, with the aim to challenge the boundaries an...

09/05/2022

Niamh Whisker (she/her) - Region of Discontent

In her project, Region of Discontent, Niamh explores parts of the North East of England that were most affected by deindustrialisation. The series specifically focuses on the area of Sunderland, where her father’s family are from. Niamh photographs locations where heavy industry work was most prevalent and chose to capture how these areas have recovered from the effects of Thatcherism by documenting what is in place now, compared to what once was. Niamh has created cyanotype prints of her work, linking the characteristic blue of that process to the waters of River Wear, in Sunderland that connects all of her chosen locations together.

Instagram: lighthousecollective

09/05/2022

Lauren Tossell (she/her) – Declowning

In her project, Declowning, Lauren engages in role play, symbolising the clown who ‘feels a fool’. She examines her own experience of allowing herself to be sexualised in the past and of changing herself to fit in with what she thought would make her more desirable to men and to please the male gaze. Now being a gay adult, she reflects upon her early teen years and uses her photography to openly question societal norms of that period.

Instagram: lighthousecollective

09/05/2022

Hayley Bennett – Bennett 04

With her project Bennett 04 Hayley explores notions of presence and absence created by the conditions of incarceration. The project explores her experience of the loss of her relationship with her absent father through enforced separation. The work is an assemblage which documents her father’s previous life through his everyday possessions and the personal effects left behind from his military days, his former hobbies and objects from his attic and tool shed. Hayley juxtaposes the past with her father’s present circumstances within the work. In a collaborative aspect of the project her father has contributed personal drawings, letters and conversations that reflect the status of their relationship, thereby providing an insight to the personal impact this separation has had on them both.

Website: www.hayleybennettphotography.com/
Instagram: hayley_bennett_photographlighthousecollective

09/05/2022

Gabriella Sorgente – “Beauty”

Gabriella Sorgente’s body of work is a response to her experiences of marginalisation in response to appearance. The artist herself has polycystic ovaries, that results in excessive body hair which, even in contemporary society, she believes is viewed as ‘ugly’. Her project, “Beauty”, is inspired by both historical and contemporary standards of beauty as she seeks to understand societal and cultural expectations. Within this series Gabriella aims to celebrate difference and to challenge societal norms.

Instagram: .s_photography2_
Facebook: Gaby’s Photography lighthousecollective

09/05/2022

Debora Terreiros – Pain and Beauty

Revealing aspects of mental pain and insecurity, Debora uses herself to remember historically, and in the present moment, her complex relationship with her own body. The series Pain and Beauty reveals a powerful shift in Debora’s perception of her physical self and a movement towards self-acceptance.

Instagram: .terreiros.photographylighthousecollective