In the midst of what seems like a huge change in the UK, Future Hackney introduce a street gallery of protest movements. These photographs explore the stories of Britain is Broken, Extinction Rebellion, Black Lives Matter, Just Stop Oil, Animal Rebellion, Child Q, Ogoni 9, LGBTQ+ Lives Matter and The Young Communist League. (2019 – 2022).
Future Hackney return with their third and distinctly different street exhibition, about one of Dalston’s remaining working class neighbourhoods. They combine documentary and co-authorship to create a hybrid genre of photographic storytelling.
A talk from Future Hackney exploring documentary, co-authorship & visual storytelling within East London's communities.
Celebrating and documenting the many perspectives and experiences of self, identity and community life in our diverse borough.
Creating Community: Photography, Co-Authorship and Visual Storytelling
Join us for a virtual 'fireside' chat to discuss visual storytelling, co-authorship and sharing our communities’ stories.
Documenting and celebrating the African and Caribbean locals of Hackney's Ridley Road
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Wayne Crichlow from Future Hackney in conversation with the BBC’s Carrie and David Grant.
Set on the streets of Ridley Road and Gillett Square in Dalston, this exhibition documents the stories of Caribbean and African locals.
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Print Out is an annual, student-led event, coinciding with the summer degree show.
Ridley Road – the culmination of three years spent documenting the shifting sands of the iconic market street.
