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Bristol Photo Festival's Time Machine Theme
Bristol's biennial photography festival uses 'Time Machine' to explore layered histories and futures
In brief
Bristol's biennial photography festival uses 'Time Machine' to explore layered histories and futures The festival connects past, present, and future through photography to challenge linear time concepts Originally reported by Digital Camera World.
Theme sets direction
Bristol Photo Festival uses 'Time Machine' to explore time as layered, cyclical and unfolding
“Time Machine brings together artists and curators whose work reminds us that the present is never singular”
Layered time perspectives
Artists examine how histories persist in the present and shape contemporary experiences
“The artists will consider how histories persist within the present”
Migration and memory
Joy Gregory explores migration, memory and identity through photographic narratives
“British visual artist Joy Gregory explores migration memory and identity”
Exile and history
George Hallett documents writers and musicians in exile with curated historical context
“South African photographer George Hallett's photographs of writers and musicians in exile”
Gaza photo archive
Kegham Deghalian's family photo studio archive is revived through new curation
“Photo Kegham resurrects the archive of the first commercial photo studio in Gaza”
Climate crisis focus
Magnum Foundation's 18 projects address climate change through diverse photographic approaches
“Heat gathers 18 projects from Magnum Foundation's 2023 to 2025 Photography Expanded Fellowship”
The headline
The festival connects past, present, and future through photography to challenge linear time concepts
