Sheffield Photographs 1988-1992BERRIS CONOLLY In 1988 Untitled Gallery launched the Sheffield Project. Entitled Regeneration, this was an extensive three year project that involved several photographic commissions to document the significant changes that were taking place in the city. Berris Conolly was awarded one of the first commissions and decided to focus primarily on the industrial heartland of the Lower Don Valley, which had become a scene of partially cleared brownfield

00 on this title between Sunday March 8th and Saturday March 14th

Te Ahi Kā – The Fires of Occupation is edited by Rafal Milach and designed by leading book designer Ania Nałęcka-Milach

In some instances she recreated scenes

Between 2001 and 2005

Before resuming her studies she worked for 25 years in fashion photography in Paris and New York

photographer Martin Toft explores the deep physical and metaphysical relationships between the river and the Māori

Lens Culture and The British Journal of Photography

Dominoes is a unique and vibrant mosaic of the lives that float in and around a particular corner of Hackney in London’s East End

Although these photographs were taken in Rhodes between 2014 and 2019 and therefore specific in their location

It's a prestigious brotherhood with its own moral and social codes and ultimately it is a way of life and survival

They live relatively separately from the men due to a local history of violence yet the life of community revolves around them

A special limited edition is also available