Bristol Folk House Darkroom

The Bristol Folk House has a purpose-built, wet-based photography facility, which is available for use to darkroom users.

It is a feminist space that welcomes all people wanting to try out analogue photography The Bristol Folk House has a purpose-built, wet-based photography facility, which is available for use to darkroom members. The darkroom offers a programme of exciting traditional photography courses and workshops throughout the year (Due to Covid-19 these are currently not running, please check back with us in

29/11/2024

January Photo Social + Spring courses and workshops! -

January Photo Social + Spring courses and workshops! We had such a lush time hosting the first Women Alternative Photography Group Congratulations to our wonderful speakers:

04/11/2024

Spooky Photo Social + come to our symposium! -

Spooky Photo Social + come to our symposium! Women Alternative Photography Group, and Folk House Darkroom are excited to announce their presenters for the in-person event "The Art of Experimentation: A Symposium on Alternative Photography" in Bristol. Congratulations to: ...

22/10/2024

Spooky Photo Social + come to our symposium! -

Spooky Photo Social + come to our symposium! The Art of Experimentation: A Symposium on Alternative Photography Women Alternative Photography Group and Folk House Darkroom Sunday 10 November 2024 from 1-4pm (In Person) 40a Park St, Bristol BS1 5JG, United Kingdom Contact Email: [email protected] Women Alternative Photography Group a...

30/09/2024

Photo Social and Open Call -

Photo Social and Open Call The Art of Experimentation: A Symposium on Alternative Photography Women Alternative Photography Group and Folk House Darkroom Sunday 10 November 2024 from 1-4pm (In Person) 40a Park St, Bristol BS1 5JG, United Kingdom Contact Email: [email protected] Women Alternative Photography Group a...

17/09/2024

Photo Social and Open Call -

Photo Social and Open Call

30/08/2024

Exhibition opening next week -

Exhibition opening next week The exhibition includes artworks that explore social, colonial, and ecological issues spanning the globe, across Palestine, Europe, Mi’kma’ki (Nova Scotia), and beyond. The works showcased acknowledge the toxicity of traditional photographic chemistries, and how these link to wider social and ec...