Sallynoggin College Photography

23/02/2020

Late in 2016 Chris Killip’s son serendipitously discovered a box of contact sheets of the photos his father had made at The Station, an anarcho-punk music ve...

29/01/2020

Artist. Iconoclast. Man of his time. GARRY WINOGRAND: ALL THINGS ARE PHOTOGRAPHABLE is a revealing portrait of the life and work of the acclaimed photographer and…

23/01/2020

@ Robert Adams "I shot about 450 rolls of film, all up and down the Front Range, mostly in the Denver area, though. And the work from that sat under—I printed it all and mounted every print, but it sat under my work table for about—whatever it was—I mean, like 20-some years." Excerpt from

12/01/2020

09/01/2020

12/12/2016

photo students working on Fashion shoot with Johnny Savage today, Fantastic Guys Well Done.

05/12/2016

wonderful show in Gallery of photography

Prix Pictet Disorder at Gallery of Photography Ireland November 24th - January 21st.

The Prix Pictet Prize aims to harness the power of photography – all genres of photography – to draw global attention to issues of sustainability, especially those concerning the environment. Centered round the theme Disorder The Prix Pictet Finalists’ Exhibition is the sixth cycle of the Prix Pictet Prize and the fifth Prix Pictet exhibition to be hosted by Gallery of Photography.

The exhibition features work by the twelve shortlisted photographers who are Ilit Azoulay (Israel), Valérie Belin (France), Matthew Brandt (United States), Maxim Dondyuk (Ukraine), Alixandra Fazzina (United Kingdom), Ori Gersht (Israel), John Gossage (United States), Pieter Hugo (South Africa), Gideon Mendel (South Africa), Sophie Ristelhueber (France), Brent Stirton (South Africa) and Yang Yongliang (China).

The French photographer Valérie Belin was announced winner of the sixth photography prize for her 2014 series ‘Still Life’. In his foreword to the Prix Pictet Disorder publication Kofi Annan, Honorary President of the Prix Pictet writes:

“Our times are defined by disorder. Our mastery over manifold aspects of life has deluded us into thinking that we have bent the planet to our will. Yet the fragility of that assumption is exposed with each new pandemic, earthquake, tsunami or drought. With each passing day our illusion of order is shattered.”

Founded in 2008 by the Pictet Group in Switzerland, the Prix Pictet has gained global recognition for showcasing leading photographers’ contributions to the debate about the most pressing social and environmental challenges of today. The five previous laureates were Benoît Aquin, Nadav Kander, Mitch Epstein, Luc Delahaye and Michael Schmidt.

11/11/2016

Students working on Studio Portrait this week in Sallynoggin

09/11/2016

David Thomas Smith ex sallynoggin student exhibiting in Paris

PhotoIreland presents a group exhibition of New Irish Works 2016 and a solo show by Daragh Soden that captures the world of Young Dubliners