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FORMAT21: Online Talks, Events and Workshops this March booking now!
2and3D Photography conference. Call for papers: how has COVID-19 influenced your daily work?
2and3D Photography conference. Call for papers: how has COVID-19 influenced your daily work?
11/3 Opening Night
12/3 FORMAT21: Conference
17/3 Picturing Lockdown: Panel discussion
18/3 Introduction to 3D modelling
20/3 Rosie Summers Performance
27/3 VR Masterclass with Rosie Summers
27/3 Brian Griffin: In Conversation
2and3D Photography conference. Call for papers: how has COVID-19 influenced your daily work?
2and3D Photography conference. Call for papers: how has COVID-19 influenced your daily work?
2and3D Photography conference. Call for papers: how has COVID-19 influenced your daily work?
This year’s 2and3D Photography conference is slimmed down and moved online due to corona. We will host two online sessions with three presentations followed by a Q&A. We invite you to participate in this online edition and submit a proposal.
Rediscovering our Sculpture: Art UK symposium via Zoom on Thurs 11th & Fri 12th March 2021
Rediscovering our Sculpture: Art UK symposium via Zoom on Thurs 11th & Fri 12th March 2021
Rediscovering our Sculpture: Art UK symposium via Zoom on Thurs 11th & Fri 12th March 2021
Talks from Art UK staff on sculpture digitisation, learning and engagement programme and new sculpture discoveries through Art Detective. Also best practice on photography of sculpture, running community engagement events and delivering innovative activities for schools.
FORMAT21: All Day Conference Friday 12th March 2021
Rediscovering our Sculpture: Art UK symposium via Zoom on Thurs 11th & Fri 12th March 2021
Rediscovering our Sculpture: Art UK symposium via Zoom on Thurs 11th & Fri 12th March 2021
Control can be passive, progressive and aggressive. Control can provide opportunities or suppress ambitions. It can be birth control, state control, border control, remote control, self-control, command and control. We can be in control, out of control, beyond control.
The Rijksmuseum has made 709,000 Artworks freely available
The Rijksmuseum has made 709,000 Artworks freely available
The Rijksmuseum has made 709,000 Artworks freely available
Browse 710,091 works of art and 567,531 Rijksstudios.
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The Rijksmuseum has made 709,000 Artworks freely available
The Rijksmuseum has made 709,000 Artworks freely available
New Year 2021 message from 2and3D Photography
Historic Photographer of the Year 2020- Winners announced!
Historic Photographer of the Year 2020- Winners announced!
Historic Photographer of the Year 2020- Winners announced!
The fourth Historic Photographer of the Year Awards launched for entries on 14th July 2020 and was open to amateur and professional photographers around the world. Our very own Kira Zumkley was one of this year's judges!
Coronavirus (Covid-19)-useful info from the AOP
Historic Photographer of the Year 2020- Winners announced!
Historic Photographer of the Year 2020- Winners announced!
The Association of Photographers (AOP) has published some guidelines for Photographers and creatives when shooting during this pandemic.
Coronavirus (Covid-19)-updated 5th October 2020
Coronavirus (Covid-19)-updated 5th October 2020
Coronavirus (Covid-19)-updated 5th October 2020
A message from the committee. We will also be updating you with any information we find relating to our industry and any help that is available during these very sad and troubling times.
Archived news
Coronavirus (Covid-19)-updated 5th October 2020
Coronavirus (Covid-19)-updated 5th October 2020
See here for past news stories.
In other news...
Coronavirus (Covid-19)-updated 5th October 2020
In other news...
Links to all sorts of articles that may be of interest to our sector in general.
The Rijksmuseum Has Made 709,000 Artworks Available for Free
At the museums, visitors can view countless works by old Dutch Masters as well as more modern artists.
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This has been an extraordinary year for many of us. The Corona pandemic has changed our lives fundamentally and the effects on our heritage industry will be radical. We will probably all face budget cuts and traveling around the world will no longer be possible for many of us. But looking at the bright side, we have learned how to reach out to each other and talk through our screens via Teams, Zoom, Skype and WhatsApp. Some of us already had the experience with online conferences. Our 2and3D Photography conference partner AHFAP replaced their annual conference with four successive Wednesday lunch sessions. The online possibilities are available to us so that we can exchange information and knowledge. However, nothing can replace having personal contact and meeting old friends and colleagues.
The fourth edition of 2and3D Photography was originally planned in April 2021. In the beginning of this year we had already announced that we would postpone it to 2022. Whether that will be possible still remains to be seen. We are now considering organizing an online edition to take place in May 2021, with four 90 minutes sessions over four weeks. We will notify you about any further developments as soon as possible.
Until then stay safe and healthy and, on behalf of the 2and3D program- and advisory committee, I wish you all a very happy 2021.
HPOTY - 2020 - Overall Winner - Michael Marsh 'The Brighton Palace Pier'
The Overall Winner was awarded to Michael Marsh for his transfixing capture of the Grade II-listed, Brighton Palace Pier. The Historic England category was won by Adam Burton’s aerial view of St Michael’s Church on Somerset’s Burrow Mump, while the newly-launched Where History Happened category run in partnership with television channel Sky HISTORY went to Martin Chamberlain for his sombre shot of the ancient city of Palmyra, captured before the destruction wrought by Syria’s civil war."Historic Photographer of the Year celebrates the very best historic places and cultural sites across the globe, from the most famous national treasures to the most obscure hidden gems.
See our Blog page for an interview with 2017 winner Matt Emmett.
For more information about HPOTY and to view all the entries and winners, see here.