Agenda

Lensmodern Exposed

The Lensmodern collective, previously active mainly on the internet, is getting out from under its bushel to put on an exhibition and print sale next weekend. Plenty of big names among the line-up and the event, which will include discussion groups, is being held on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th December from 12-6pm at Lensmodern’s headquarters: The Daylight Zone Studio, 43 Bellenden Road, Peckham, London SE15 5BB. There's more information here.

Free Colour Management Seminar

Native Digital is hosting a free monitor and colour management seminar in London SW1 next Tuesday 24 November. There are still some places left and it sounds like a free colour management book is being handed out too. For details and to register just click here.

AOP Red Dot charity auction date

Keep the evening of 2 December free for the opportunity to pick up an early Christmas present in a good cause. The AOP's annual Red Dot auction will be held at its gallery, 81 Leonard Street, London EC2, in aid of the PhotoVoice charity, with bidding starting at just £40 for signed prints by Association members. The auction will be held between 6.00 and 9.30pm and there are more details here. An exhibition of the work runs at the gallery from 3 December until 14 January 2010.

Mark Edwards Hard Rain project presentation

We featured the powerful Hard Rain project, instigated by Mark Edwards of Still Pictures and inspired by the famouse Bob Dylan song, in Ag44 (click). Now anyone within striking distance of Trafalgar Square can see a presentation of it at St Martin-in-the-Fields on the evening of 16 November, 7.00-8.30pm, admission free. Click here for the project's website.

Impressions Gallery portfolio reviews

Impressions Gallery in York is offering free 20-minute portfolio review sessions with gallery staff on Sunday 25 October. Booking is essential and there is a £10 refundable deposit to make sure you turn up. For more details and to book click here.

Impressions calls for photobooks

We received this information too late for the next issue of Ag which is at the printers, so here it is online. Impressions Gallery in York is calling for independently published photobooks to be offered for sale during its Photography Book Fair Weekend, 24-25 October 2009. You have until 6 October to apply, so hurry up. For full details click here.

Ag at Focus On Imaging - Free Seminars

Once again Ag magazine will be at Focus On Imaging, forming The Hub with Linhof & Studio, BJP and Land & Light, and helping present a series of free seminars. Focus is held at Birmingham's NEC from Sunday 24 February until Wednesday 27 February. Ag editor & publisher Chris Dickie will be giving a talk on How to Make & Publish a Photobook on the Sunday afternoon, and copies of his new book on the subject will be available on the stand (Q26). You can download a pdf of the full 4-day seminar programme by clicking here.

Rhubarb-Rhubarb 'Cultivates' London

Rhubarb-Rhubarb, organisers of the UK’s International Festival of the Image, is putting on a series of three Saturday events at London College of Communication, London SE1, for photography graduates and others beginning in the business, under the heading Cultivate. The aim is to provide information and advice for those embarking on a career in the field. The seminar series will be held on the 9th and 16th of February, and there is an all day portfolio review session on 1st March.
For full programme and booking details click here.

Victorian photography: Free talks & events

Victorian Visions is an exhibition and events programme being held at Lady Lever Art Gallery (Port Sunlight Village, Wirral, near Liverpool) from 1 December until 16 March 2008 featuring several famous names from the period. A series of free talks during December and January has already been timetabled and you can find full details at the Lady Lever Art Gallery website.

AOP charity print auction

The Association of Photographers is holding a print auction on 12 December in support of SightSavers. Bidding starts at just £40 and prints will be available to take away on the evening. 18.00-21.30 at the AOP Gallery, 81 Leonard Street, London EC2. Click on the invitation above for a larger version.