We are inviting photographers working in alternative photographic mediums to submit work for our Alternative Process exhibition at The Engine Room – a fantastic centre for photography with an emphasis on traditional and historical analogue processes.
Whether you are working using digital photography as a tool, creating pinholes, printing cyanotypes, lifting polaroids, making photograms or any other magical means of creating a photographic image, we’d love to show your work. There is no theme for the content of the image, the emphasis here is on the process. We want Alternative Process to be an eclectic and educational mix of creative approaches to photography.
The Engine Room is situated in the old cotton mill town of Mossley, which lies at the foot of the Pennines near Oldham in Lancashire. The workshop is in Woodend Mill, which was one of the original cotton mills that the town grew up around. The mill lies on the banks of the Huddersfield Canal and the River Tame, and is walking distance from the Peak District National Park
To enter simply complete our easy to use application form here. The deadline is 5pm on Wednesday 17th September 2014 so make sure you get your entry in soon!
Please read the Exhibition Details and Terms and Conditions on the application form carefully before entering. Entrants will be informed whether or not their application has been successful by 5pm on 22nd September 2014.
VENUE
The Engine Room
Mill 1, Woodend Mills, Manchester Rd, Mossley, Ashton under Lyne, Lancs, OL5 0HT
PRIVATE VIEW
Saturday 11th October 2pm – 4pm
EXHIBITION DATES & OPENING HOURS
Sat 11th October – Sun 7th December 2014
Saturday and Sunday 10am – 6pm
(Viewing by appointment during the exhibition, contact John at The Engine Room on 07736 849 388)
FEES & ENTRY
Free to Full Shutter Hub members. £15 to non-members (enter up to 5 images). To become a Full Member click here.
DEADLINE
The deadline for applications is 5pm on Wednesday 17th September 2014
Shutter Hub is a community and online resource for photographers, providing opportunities for photographers to promote their work, receive support, develop themselves professionally, and exhibit their work both online and in real world exhibitions. You can find out more about Shutter Hub here, or please feel free to email us.
