Thank you to everyone who came along to the opening night of our current photography display; it was lovely to hear everyone’s comments and thoughts on their personal favourites. If you couldn’t make it along to the opening, come and take a look at the work next time you’re passing through Moseley – we would love to hear what you think!

The work by Dan Burwood, Emily Quinton and Pete Ashton will be on display throughout March and April.

Images above (clockwise from top left) Homage to Contraption by Pete Ashton (courtesy of Pete Ashton), Blossom by Emily Quinton, View of Nine Cuban Photographs (courtesy of Pete Ashton), Homage to Contraption artists statement (courtesy of Pete Ashton), View of Vintage Botanicals (courtesy of Pete Ashton), Nine Cuban Photographs by Dan Burwood.

There was a brilliant take-up for the first website workshop by Pete Ashton, so good that we already have a waiting list for the next one…

If you are interested in attending a similar event in future, please get in touch and watch this space!

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The 12 spaces below this notice filled up pretty quickly! Next job was to find an expert…

Pete Ashton will be here at the Exchange from 2pm on Tuesday 23 February to enlighten us on the various options for getting a presence on the web. He’s explained his plans in more detail on his blog.

The cost is likely to be between £15-£20 per person, depending on how many people sign up; the more we get the cheaper it’ll be!

If you’d like to book a place, please let me know by emailing me on moseleyexchange@googlemail.com or calling me on 0121 449 8585.

Karin

La Habana by Dan Burwood

We are very excited to be able to announce the line-up for our next exhibition, which this time, will be all things photographic…

First of all, we’ll have Pete Ashton’s new work, through the viewfinder. Pete will also be joining the Moseley Arts Market on Saturday 27 March, so look out for him there as well.

Next up we have the beautiful work of our previous member Emily Quinton. Emily is busy setting up her new studio in London so we are extremely pleased that she can make it back up to Moseley for us to be able to show her work.

And finally Dan Burwood‘s amazing work …’rooted in documentary idioms and often informed by social, political and environmental thinking’. My personal favourites being the images of Cuba, evoking memories of a spellbinding place.

The opening night will be 7-9pm on Tuesday 2nd March – we look forward to seeing you there!

Karin