Peoples Photography 2012 applications
Hi all,
After a late start this year due to having to get a new committee formed, applications for the 2012 Peoples Photography Exhibition (25 & 26th August) are coming in fast, so if you’re interested in exhibiting as an individual or you’re a club’s representative and you want to book spaces, go to the 2012 Application Form page and follow the instructions there.
We sent a general email a few days ago to previous exhibitors to announce the opening of the applications, but we apologize if you didn’t get one, we’re only familiarizing ourselves with the system and our lists weren’t complete. We also apologize if anybody sent us an email before we opened up the applications and this didn’t get replied to. We have a huge backlog of emails going back to March this year and we won’t be able to attend to all of them!
Looking forward to meeting old and new exhibitors on a great weekend of photography!
Best wishes to all
Peoples Photography
What is the Peoples Photography Exhibition
The location for this unique event is the railings of St. Stephen’s Green (courtesy of the Office of Public Works).
The People’s Photography Exhibition is a unique opportunity to enjoy a showcase of striking images in a relaxed atmosphere in the heart of Dublin city. This Summer’s event features a diverse selection of work from enthusiasts, clubs and international award winning professionals. Themes on display include landscape, monochrome, photojournalism, portraiture, creative, nature, analogue, digital and abstract photography. The originality and creativeness of the many imaginative displays will be greatly appreciated not only by those looking for a fun day out with a great atmosphere in the city but also by anyone who has a keen eye for all things arty. This exhibition is the ideal option to do something different at the weekend and what’s even better, it benefits good causes.
Over 200 exhibitors
This fun experience which has been growing year on year is open to everyone. Those with a particular interest in photography and creative imagery, will be pleased to hear that this year over 200 photographers will be available to discuss the work on display.
Good cause
The exhibition is now a significant national affair and has become the largest photographic exhibition in Ireland in terms of both the number of photographers involved and the number of works on view. The event is run on a non-profit making basis. After expenses are paid, donations are made to charity. Past donations have been made to the Dublin Simon Community and the National Council for the Blind of Ireland. We are open to suggestions from exhibitors to add more charities to this list!