Street Level Photoworks

Street Level Photoworks Street Level Photoworks was founded in 1989.
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Street Level Photoworks is a non-profit organisation providing artists and the public with the opportunity to produce and participate in photography and lens-based media through exhibitions, course, facilities and more. From its inception it has provided artists and the public with the opportunity to produce and participate in photography and lens-based media.

Finnish Artist Residency in Scotland – Deadline Fast Approaching!Street Level Photoworks, Photo North - Pohjoinen valoku...
23/06/2026

Finnish Artist Residency in Scotland – Deadline Fast Approaching!

Street Level Photoworks, Photo North - Pohjoinen valokuvakeskus - Northern Photographic Centre and The Finnish Institute in the UK and Ireland invite applications for a one month residency in Scotland in November 2026 focusing on issues around northern landscapes and contemporary phenomena in Northern regions through photography.

This open call is directed at professional artists working with photography and lens-based practices who are based in Northern Finland, Northern Ostrobothnia, Kainuu or Lapland, or applicants who have a strong connection to the region whether living there or through a strong personal or cultural connection.

The residency aims to provide time for the artist to research and develop a new or ongoing project.

Deadline: 30th June, 5pm Finnish time

Read more about the residency from Photo North’s website, link in Photo North’s bio; or via Street Level’s linktr.ee in bio.

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Visitors of the day: Audrey Bizouerne, Fabienne (Audrey's mum), Lou and Josephine.Audrey is a musician and photographer ...
21/06/2026

Visitors of the day: Audrey Bizouerne, Fabienne (Audrey's mum), Lou and Josephine.

Audrey is a musician and photographer currently based in Glasgow but sadly not for much longer as she and the family will be moving back to France soon.
Lou is super excited as he will be helping his grandad and uncle on the farm.
You will be missed but we wish you and the family all the best for this new chapter in your life.

20/06/2026

Day 1 of our classic Salt Print & Cyanotype Weekend Course in the bag! On the first day, participants are introduced to the history of these amazing historic processes, starting with a deep dive into cyanotypes by our expert tutor . Here’s a peek into what happens on one of these courses. Bring on Day 2 for salt prints! 🟤🔵

We run this course regularly several times a year. Get in touch to enquire about future dates and opportunities. Bespoke workshops for community and school groups in cyanotypes can also be arranged.

Visitor of the day: Noga Davis, ().Noga studied photography at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem and has t...
20/06/2026

Visitor of the day: Noga Davis, ().

Noga studied photography at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem and has travelled here just to see Glasgow International. She came initially to see the work of the Polish Visual Artist, Joanna Piotrowska's 'A moment of darkness at noon', on at The Common Guild, 5 Florence Street, G5 0YX. This is Piotrowska first time showing her work in Scotland.
She was very pleased to find the work of Ayesha Jones and Aqsa Arif and enjoyed both exhibitions.
Although Glasgow International finishes tomorrow our exhibitions run until the end of August.



Glasgow International
Creative Scotland
SCAN
Grain Photography Hub
The Royal Photographic Society
Photography Networks Scotland

Visitor of the day: Andy Wiener,() based in St. Albans, England.“Great to be back in Street Level, a long time ago since...
19/06/2026

Visitor of the day: Andy Wiener,() based in St. Albans, England.

“Great to be back in Street Level, a long time ago since my show here in 2012.
I’ll be sad to see my show ‘A Photographic Masquerade’ end tomorrow at 6 William Street, Edinburgh (.in.photography).

Ayesha and Aqsa’s work here is haunting”.

Andy’s work is held in the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and the Scottish Arts Council.




Creative Scotland
SCAN
Grain Photography Hub
The Royal Photographic Society
Photography Networks Scotland

Arpita Shah’s ‘Nalini’ exhibition is currently on show at Firstsite in Colchester Firstsite – congratulations to Mily Ra...
19/06/2026

Arpita Shah’s ‘Nalini’ exhibition is currently on show at Firstsite in Colchester Firstsite – congratulations to Mily Ramen and for a wonderfully curated arrangement for their space.

Developed across India, East Africa and the UK, ‘Nalini’ is a photographic series that explores the connected histories of the artist, her mother, and grandmother.

Good news - Arpita will be in conversation with the artists Aqsa Arif Aqsa Arif and Ayesha Jones Ayesha Jones whose exhibitions are on now at Street Level, on the afternoon of Saturday 15th August.

‘Nalini’ is a touring exhibition from Street Level Photoworks, initiated in 2019 and shown here, it has also been seen at Impressions Gallery Impressions Gallery Bradford and at Duff House through Historic Environment Scotland Historic Environment Scotland

Creative Scotland

Visitor of the day: Nick Brodie () & his daughter, Clementine, Edinburgh.Nick is an artist, furniture maker and member o...
18/06/2026

Visitor of the day: Nick Brodie () & his daughter, Clementine, Edinburgh.

Nick is an artist, furniture maker and member of the Society of Scottish Artists who is exhibiting in the Visual Arts Scotland’s group exhibition ‘A Seat At The Table’ at Wasps Studios, Southblock until 20/06/2026.
VAS was founded in 1924 and continues to provide a platform for national and international contemporary artists.




Creative Scotland
SCAN
Grain Photography Hub
The Royal Photographic Society
Photography Networks Scotland

Visitor of the Day – Isaac Blease, Collections (and multi-tasking) at the Martin Parr Foundation (MPF), Bristol. Up in G...
16/06/2026

Visitor of the Day – Isaac Blease, Collections (and multi-tasking) at the Martin Parr Foundation (MPF), Bristol. Up in Glasgow to catch some of the exhibitions, in particular Ayesha Jones’ ‘The Backbone’ at Street Level. Ayesha gave a talk at last year’s on her luxurious publication at the annual photobook festival called ‘BOP – Books on Photography’ which the MPF organise. The current exhibition at MPF is ‘Tangerine Dreams: Rituals of Belonging in Contemporary British Life’ by Sophie Green: https://martinparrfoundation.org/

Thanks for visiting Isaac, good to talk all things photography, and well done for crossing the border for the first time ever!

Grain Photography Hub

Shout out and thanks to our media partner PiE - Photography in Europe, a curated platform highlighting Europe’s vibrant ...
16/06/2026

Shout out and thanks to our media partner PiE - Photography in Europe, a curated platform highlighting Europe’s vibrant photographic landscape online and in print, for featuring our current exhibitions: ‘The Backbone’ by Ayesha Jones and ‘Beneath the Surface is Molten Brown’ by Aqsa Arif.

PiE is a new collective voice for European Photography, dedicated to the finest in contemporary art and documentary photography and connecting the international art world.

1. Image: The Backbone © Ayesha Jones / Logo: PiE
2. Beneath the Surface is Molten Brown © Aqsa Arif
3. The Backbone © Ayesha Jones

The exhibitions are part of Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art Glasgow International (June 5 – 21, 2026)

Grain Photography Hub The Royal Photographic Society Photography Networks Scotland SCAN Creative Scotland

Insightful talk yesterday with Bill Ellis William Ellis on his ‘The One LP Project’. The exhibition will continue in Tro...
14/06/2026

Insightful talk yesterday with Bill Ellis William Ellis on his ‘The One LP Project’. The exhibition will continue in Trongate 103 Trongate 103 until 26th July.

1. Bill and Olive Millen, who worked for Glasgow Jazz Festival Glasgow Jazz Festival in 1990, the year Miles Davis played at the SECC. 5. Bill photographing Alan Donaldson Alan Donaldson with his chosen classic LP, Fripp and Eno’s ‘No Pussyfooting and Cara Rose Cara Rose with Stevie Wonder’s ‘Innervisions’.

The exhibition continues until 26th July. Last day of Glasgow Jazz Festival today, check out what’s on in their biog…

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Wednesday 12pm - 5pm
Thursday 12pm - 5pm
Friday 12pm - 5pm
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