WOMEN & PHOTOGRAPHY
- WAYS OF SEEING AND BEING SEEN -
15 October -15 November 2021
Too Many Blackamoors (#2), 2015, Heather Agyepong. Courtesy of James Hyman Gallery, comissioned by Autograph ABP
Photo Oxford Festival 2021 will complete and expand the 2020 programme.
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Photo Oxford Festival 2021 will complete and expand the 2020 programme.
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Donations of any size will make a difference, please visit our Big Give page. Your support helps us deliver a wide range of free exhibitions, talks events and projects for a diverse audience across Oxford and beyond.
If you or your organisation would like to support Photo Oxford in other ways, please email info@photooxford.org
Donations of any size will make a difference, please visit our Big Give page. Your support helps us deliver a wide range of free exhibitions, talks events and projects for a diverse audience across Oxford and beyond.
If you or your organisation would like to support Photo Oxford in other ways, please email info@photooxford.org
Photo Oxford programme information, additional venues and trails will appear on the map in the run-up to the Festival launch in October
Photo Oxford programme information, additional venues and trails will appear on the map in the run-up to the Festival launch in October
Our thanks to The North Wall, Modern Art Oxford, Arts at The Old Fire Station and Fusion Arts, visual arts venues in Oxford, for helping make this map possible. And to Burst Design for creating it!
Our thanks to The North Wall, Modern Art Oxford, Arts at The Old Fire Station and Fusion Arts, visual arts venues in Oxford, for helping make this map possible. And to Burst Design for creating it!
