Unfamiliar Familiarities
Belfast Exposed
Exhibition Preview: Thursday 11 January, 6-9pm
Unfamiliar Familiarities, this year’s annual Stage 3 Exhibition, is in response to Peter Mitchell’s series 'A New Refutation of the Viking 4 Space Mission', which follows the concept that “an alien has landed from Mars and is wandering around Leeds with a degree of surprise and puzzlement”. This exhibition takes that idea and applies it to items, ideas, experiences and environments perceived by each participant.
Exhibiting Artists:
- Brian Stafford
- Chris Boyd
- David Abrahams
- Diane McNeill
- Edward Smyth
- Jade Best
- Melanie Law
- Michael Hillis
- Peter Glover
- Ronan Duddy
- Ronnie Kirk
- Sheila McAvoy
This exhibition brings together a group of participants from our Stage 3 photography courses. We currently offer Stage 3 courses in Street, Portrait, Landscape and Documentary Photography. You can view our range of upcoming courses here.
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Belfast Exposed
23 Donegall Street
Belfast
BT1 2FF
United Kingdom
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