Nicholas Hughes is displaying a selection from his new series Field, which continues his exploration of our contemporary relationship to nature.

Over a two year period, Hughes submerged himself in a remote location. Influenced by society's growing environmental awareness, he only took photographs within walking distance.

These beautiful observations offer a remarkable vision of a more serene, contemplative world.

Exhibiting artist Sara Ramo is in conversation with Isobel Whitelegg Research Officer, TrAIN.

Ramo explores ideas of order and chaos through photography, installation and film. Inspired by the innocence of childhood as well as magical realism, Ramo creates parallel worlds beyond the restrictions of adult reason.

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A Few Wrinkles on Portrait Photography

Seminal writer Max Kozloff presents "a discussion of the interplay between performance and role in portrait photography, when they match in a situation, when they don't, and when they're independent of each other" Kozloff. 

Kozloff's interest in portraiture stems from his own photography practice, and his belief in the importance of this genre.

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To book call the Information Desk on +44 (0)845 262 1618