6:30pm, Thu 30 Oct 2025

Book Launch, Talk & Signing, Peter Caton: Unyielding Floods

Documentary photographer Peter Caton launches his new photobook, “Unyielding Floods,” published by Dewi Lewis Publishing, with a talk, Q&A., and signing, in our Café Bar and Bookshop .

Coming in Spring 2026

06 Mar 2026 - 07 Jun 2026

Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2026

Just announced! The shortlisted artists for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2026 are Jane Evelyn Atwood, Weronika Gęsicka , Amak Mahmoodian and Rene Matić.

6:00pm, Wed 26 Nov 2025

Teachers' Workshop: GenAI in the Classroom

How do teachers engage with Generative AI critically and creatively?

6:30pm, Thu 22 Jan 2026

BSL Tour | Zofia Rydet: Sociological Record

An informal tour of the exhibition in British Sign Language

5:00pm, Tue 30 Sep 2025

Sally Mann Book Signing

Sally Mann is making a rare visit to our Gallery for a Book Signing in our Bookshop. It's the first time we can welcome her back after her retrospective exhibition

6:30pm, Wed 19 Nov 2025

Artist Talk: Carmen Winant

Join American artist Carmen Winant for an experimental new lecture exploring intergenerational feminist inheritance — both as a subject and as a strategy — within her work.

6:30pm, Wed 05 Nov 2025

Talk: Tracing Ukrainian Photography Through History

Explore key milestones and figures in the development of Ukrainian photography from the mid-20th century to today in this talk featuring curators and writers Kateryna Filyuk and Max Gorbatskyi, with

6:30pm, Thu 30 Oct 2025

Artist Talk: Lisa Barnard

Join us for a talk with artist Lisa Barnard as she discusses her ambitious project, The Canary and The Hammer, currently on view in Soho Photography Quarter

6:30pm, Thu 23 Oct 2025

Talk: Günseli Yalcinkaya

How can folklore help us to navigate today’s digital chaos? Hear from artist Günseli Yalcinkaya in this special event

6:30pm, Wed 29 Oct 2025 - 8:00pm, Wed 10 Dec 2025

Online course | Photography in Eastern and Central Europe 1940s–Today

Join artist Tereza Zelenková for a six-week course exploring how photography has shaped the cultural, political and social landscapes of Central and Eastern Europe from the 1940s to the present