Talks & Events | The Photographers Gallery

6:30pm, Fri 23 Jan 2026

Talk: The History and Possibilities of the Photobooth

Gain insight into the history and evolution of the photobooth in this talk with Rafael Hortala Vallvé and Corinne Quin, co-directors of AUTOFOTO

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6:30pm, Thu 27 Nov 2025

Talk: On Zofia Rydet

Step into the world of Zofia Rydet, one of Poland’s most significant post-war photographers in this evening talk by curator Karolina Ziębińska

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6:00pm, Wed 26 Nov 2025

Teachers' Workshop: GenAI in the Classroom

How do teachers engage with Generative AI critically and creatively?

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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

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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

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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

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11:00am, Sat 20 Sep 2025

Open House Tour: Soho Photography Quarter 2025

A free guided tour of Soho Photography Quarter as part of London Open House week

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6:30pm, Wed 10 Sep 2025

Reading Group | Southall – A Home from Home: Migration, Space and Identity

How do images tell the story of a place? Discover how photography captures narratives of both home and displacement in Southall

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6:30pm, Thu 31 Jul 2025

Reading Group | Punk, Reggae & Protest: Visualising Rebellion in 1970s Britain

Gain insight into the iconic moments captured by Dennis Morris where sound and image collide

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6:30pm, Thu 17 Jul 2025

Reading Group | Growing Up Black: Personal and Collective Memory

Take a closer look at Dennis Morris’s Growing Up Black with curator and historian Dr Aleema Gray

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