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Joshua Turner Questions Our Relationship with The Landscape in New Photobook – Now on Kickstarter | Redeye Skip to main content Menu Home Redeye Events News & Opportunities Events Exhibitions Blog Advice Portfolios Join Redeye The photography networkWell-nighRedeye | Contact | FAQs Join Redeye Search Search Hello, have an account?Sign In | Forgot Password User login Username * Password * Create new worth Request new password Sign in to your worth Home Redeye Events News & Opportunities Events Exhibitions Blog Advice Portfolios Join News Joshua Turner Questions Our Relationship with The Landscape in New Photobook – Now on Kickstarter Posted 4 September 2018 Joshua Turner, a Fine Art Photographer based in Manchester and recent graduate from BA Photography at the University of Salford, is whistle-stop to raise funds to publish his latest soul of work as a photobook. Joshua has been working on Flags since August 2017, as his final major soul of work to be exhibited at the final stratum exhibition in June 2018. Joshua hand-crafted a dummy photobook to experiment with various formats for the publication, with the intent of taking the project remoter without graduation. Joshua’s photographic practice has ripened into exploring an interest in the relationship between the human race and the landscape, expressly in relation to the individual experience; recurring themes that can be seen throughout his work. The photobook explores our relationship with the landscape, yet with a subject that has innumerable possibilities, it is grounded by a narrative that highlights individuality. Taking significant influence from the photographer’s childhood, long surpassing any serious interest in photography, this narrative is a documentation of physical space that has a wealth of personal memory. On September 1st 2018, Joshua launched this crowdfunding wayfarers via Kickstarter and is looking for all the support that can be offered. Aside from the photobook itself, the wayfarers will offer a variety of rewards for support including a postcard, a double-sided poster and limited edition C-Type prints. Joshua is using the momentum coming from recent success at University withal with a place on University of Salford Art Collection Scholarship, to publish his first photobook. Please show support for an emerging photographer working to publish his first major soul of work. Kickstarter campaign; http://kck.st/2wAyWO6 The wayfarers begins on September 1st and end on September 30th. Joshua will be taking over Redeye's Instagram finance to share increasingly details well-nigh the project, you can follow withal at @joshuaturnerphoto to see where he will be next.    News Royal Academy of Arts joins forces with Tate and Field Editions to create Not For Profit Collective Posted 28 September 2018 The Royal Academy of Arts, Tate and Field Editions are delighted to launch NFP Editions at EXPO CHICAGO, 27–30 September 2018. A new collaboration, NFP Editions will represent the weightier in accessibly-priced, contemporary, limited edition prints from leading London and UK-based public institutions, bringing them to an international audience. Joshua Turner Questions Our Relationship with The Landscape in New Photobook – Now on Kickstarter Posted 4 September 2018 Joshua Turner, a Fine Art Photographer based in Manchester and recent graduate from BA Photography at the University of Salford, is whistle-stop to raise funds to publish his latest soul of work as a photobook. NEW Programme spoken for Autumn/Winter Posted 29 August 2018 Redeye is delighted to signify the launch of the new Autumn/Winter programme. Beginning in September 2018 and stretching until the end of March 2019, there are a whole host of heady events in store for Redeye members and non-members alike. Save the date: National Photography Symposium 2018 Posted 4 July 2018 Redeye is delighted to be returning with the next National Photography Symposium (NPS), its biennial event, this year held at the MediaCityUK wiring of the University of Salford. The Symposium will be held over three dynamic and engaging days, 1-3 November 2018.   Project Legacy 2018 - Illuminate Posted 2 July 2018 Illuminate, a photography organisation aimed at providing a network and a platform to quality photographic practice in Hull, is run by Verity Adriana and was co founded with Anna Bean. They have just received funding from the Hull City Arts grants, to legation artists for their latest program Project Legacy 2018. News Archive → Useful Site Links Redeye Redeye Events BlogWell-nighJoin Make a Donation Contact Us Send Us Your Items to Include Send Feedback Website Credits Terms & Conditions Privacy & Cookie Policy Sitemap Subscribe to RSS Feeds News Programme Events Opinion Opportunities Exhibitions Supporting photographers, championing photography Redeye, Centre for ChineseTrendyArt, Market Buildings, Thomas St, Manchester M4 1EU, UK © 2010–2018 Redeye The Photography Network