The inEquality photography exhibition serves as a cultural highlight at Roseberry Road Studios, presented alongside the independent Photo|Frome festival. The collection features photographic projects selected by Calum Mackenzie, Homer Sykes, and Toufic Beyhum, emphasizing a commitment to local and international perspectives. Visitors can experience these works and participate in community discussions throughout the exhibition run.
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inEquality is a photography exhibition hosted at Roseberry Road Studios in collaboration with the Photo|Frome festival. The exhibition showcases a curated selection of photographic works, offering a platform for diverse artistic perspectives.
The inEquality photography exhibition serves as a significant cultural highlight at Roseberry Road Studios, presented in partnership with the independent photography festival Photo|Frome. The exhibition brings together a collection of works that explore various themes through the photographic medium, emphasizing the festival's ongoing commitment to celebrating both established and emerging talent from local, national, and international backgrounds. The featured works were carefully selected by a committee comprising Calum Mackenzie, Homer Sykes, and Toufic Beyhum. Visitors are invited to explore the exhibition during its run from April 10th to 25th, 2025, with specific opening hours held from Thursday to Sunday. The exhibition also features an opening night event on April 10th, providing an opportunity for community engagement and discussion surrounding the showcased photographic projects.
Admission to the exhibition is free. Visitors are encouraged to secure their free tickets via the official event link provided on the exhibition page. The gallery is open to the public from Thursday to Sunday between 11am and 5pm throughout the duration of the show, with a special opening night event held on April 10th featuring music and refreshments from 6pm to 10pm.
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