Epha Roe in conversation with Dr Annebella Pollen about the processes and ideas behind their solo exhibition: Photosymbiosis

Join us in the gallery to learn more about how and why Epha Roe makes their analogue photographs and the research behind them. In this informal event Epha will be in conversation with their PhD supervisor Dr Annebella Pollen. There will also be opportunities for audience Q&A.

Dr Annebella Pollen is Reader in History of Art and Design at University of Brighton, with particular research interests in photography studies and British cultural history. Her books include Mass Photography: Collective Histories of Everyday Life (2015), The Kindred of the Kibbo Kift: Intellectual Barbarians (2015) and Nudism in a Cold Climate: The Visual Culture of Naturists in Mid-20th-Century Britain (2021).

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This is an in person event but, as the gallery capacity is limited, it will also be lived streamed via our Facebook page or for those not using Facebook it can be accessed via Zoom:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84428741636?pwd=WG5BRDZ0UlhPdmdNZzg3eTNZekdaQT09

Meeting ID: 844 2874 1636

Passcode: 132691

Read more about the exhibition here.

Free tickets are available for those that need them (including carers & PA’s). Donation tickets available for those able to give and are a vital form of support for ONCA’s work with artists and communities.

Access information about our venue available here. Please email , call 01273 607101 or drop in during our opening hours (Wed – Fri, 1 – 6pm & Sat 1 – 4pm) to discuss further.

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Image credit: Photograph by Epha Roe

Image description: cropped photograph of a mature oak tree. The tones of the leaves are lush pastel pinks and reds, envisaging a chemical pigment in oak leaves called phytochrome that detects seasonal change through the levels of red light in the atmosphere. The leaves sway and blur in the breeze.