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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/open-eye-gallery-everyone-is-mov
 ing-your-journeys-your-neighbourhoods-launch-event/
SUMMARY:Open Eye Gallery: Open Eye Gallery: Everyone is Moving - Your Journ
 eys\, Your Neighbourhoods (Launch Event)
DESCRIPTION:EVERYONE IS MOVING – YOUR JOURNEYS\, YOUR NEIGHBOURHOODS @ AT
 RIUM SPACE\n4 JUNE - 30 JUNE 2024\n\n\n\n\nOpen Eye Gallery Atrium Space a
 nd Digital Window Gallery\n\nExhibition launch and celebration event: 4 Ju
 ne\, 5 – 7 pm / RSVP\n\nOpen Eye Gallery and Liverpool Architecture Fes
 tival 2024 have partnered to facilitate a free-to-enter photography compet
 ition. Photographers of all abilities and backgrounds entered the free com
 petition to interpret ‘Everyone is Moving – Your Journeys\, Your Neigh
 bourhoods’ using any medium from mobile phone cameras to DSLR and film\,
  to capture the unique character of the diverse neighbourhoods of the Live
 rpool City Region\, focusing on architecture and the built environment.\n\
 nThe overall winner is Sam Jones with the photographic project titled 
 ‘The Streets of Liverpool’.\n\n‘The Streets of Liverpool’ is a pro
 ject born from my desire to create compelling and lasting images of the ci
 ty and how it looks today for the generations to come. My aim is to docume
 nt the everyday scenes and stories unique to those particular areas (of th
 e city) and create visual time capsules for the years to come. Turning my 
 camera away from the glamour of Liverpool’s historic town centre\, I wan
 ted to photograph the areas deep within the community\, which I would desc
 ribe as proper Liverpool.\n\nThe parts of Liverpool I choose to photograph
  are for me very under imagined parts of the city but contain more of Live
 rpool’s story and are filled with the character\, warmth and undeniable 
 spirit so closely associated with my hometown. It has always been so compe
 lling for me to see how the people of these communities communicate their 
 feelings through the streets they call home\; shaping their neighbourhoods
  through a shared sense of culture\, political ideologies\, arts and every
 day struggles. So many of the crumbling buildings and structures at the fo
 cal point of my images are tragically emblematic of the hardships felt by 
 so many in the city. Although I hope these images have a powerful impact o
 n the viewer of today\, it is their importance in the future\, as the land
 scape of Liverpool grows and alters that is the driving force behind this 
 project.’ – Sam Jones\n\nThe 2nd place was awarded to Daniel Frost 
 with the photographic project titled ‘What we’ve been left with’ and
  the 3rd place Gary Williams Smith with the photographic project titled
 \, ‘Life in the gaps’. Amy Sanderson\, with the project titled ‘Wid
 nes Town Centre’\, and Benard Piercy were awarded honourable mentions.
 \n\nThe winning and honourable mentions entries will be exhibited in Open 
 Eye Gallery’s covered atrium space and Digital Window Gallery.\n\nThe ju
 dging panel consisted of Kudzai (EDI Expert\, Activist\, Architectural Des
 igner\, Educator &amp\; former LAF Committee Member)\, and Declan Connolly
  (Talent and Design Coordinator\, Open Eye Gallery) and Gerry Proctor\, MB
 E (Chair of Engage Liverpool CIC). The submissions were judged blindly (wi
 thout any entrant details) on the criteria of the\; impact of the sequence
  and the story it tells\, the composition of the frames and overall presen
 tation\, the creativity and style in response to the brief\, how successfu
 l the photographs represent the theme of ‘Neighbourhoods’\, how succes
 sful the theme of ‘Neighbourhoods’ relates to architecture and the bui
 lt environment and how successful the photographs capture the unique and d
 iverse neighbourhood of the Liverpool City Region.\n\nLiverpool Architectu
 re Festival 2024 (#LAF24) returns this June 1-30th\, with over 100 free-t
 o-attend events planned throughout the Liverpool City Region run by Liverp
 ool Architecture Foundation CIC. Building on previous successes\, the thir
 d iteration spreads its reach throughout Halton\, Knowsley\, Liverpool Sef
 ton\, St. Helens and Wirral. The theme ‘Neighbourhood’ is at the centr
 e of all activities to encourage people to interact with their local built
  environment.\n\nImage: Sam Jones\n\n\n
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition Launch
LOCATION:Open Eye Gallery\, Mann Island\, Liverpool Waterfront\, Liverpool\
 , L3 1BP\, Liverpool\, United Kingdom
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