EXHIBITING ARTISTS
The 2025 artistic programme foregrounds projects that explore notions of community, collectivity, solidarity and connection. Many artists and projects participating in this year’s festival have employed photography as a collective act of healing and mutual support. Some projects amplify stories and voices from communities under-represented in the cultural landscape by collapsing traditional binary dynamics of author and subject; others attempt to navigate global events in real time, calling on us to confront our own complicity in grave abuses of power. The festival also argues for the political value of pleasure and playfulness in a time of such darkness and systemic violence. A number of projects explore collective joy and hospitality as radical tools in the creation of agency, with food as a language of love that echoes across time.
More on full programme of exhibiting artists here.
©Adama Jalloh
TALKS & EVENTS
Peckham 24 invites audiences to come to the table, take a seat, listen, and be heard. By encouraging visitors to step beyond the position of observer or bystander, the festival aims to create real moments of connection and map strategies for meaningful solidarity. Alongside a diverse range of exhibitions, our public programme encourages gathering as a critical and creative act, fostering new spaces for expansive dialogue and constructive debate.
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©Sabine Hess & Nicolas Polli
A BIGGER BOOK FAIR
We are delighted to announce that A Bigger Book Fair (ABBF) returns to Unit 8 on the main festival site at Copeland Park for a second year. Created in partnership with Biblioteka the publishing fair gets a little bigger again for 2025 as we welcome 80+ independent publishers to share photo books, zines and magazines in a weekend long celebration of photography in print.
More about ABBF 2025 publishers here.
ABBF 2024, LCC photography
V&A PARASOL FOUNDATION PRIZE FOR WOMEN IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Peckham 24 will host the four winners of the 2025 V&A Parasol Foundation Prize for Women in Photography, the third iteration of the museum’s open call prize which identifies, supports and champions the talent of global female photographers. Congratulations to the winning artists - Morgan Levy, Spandita Malik, Tshepiso Moropa and Tanya Traboulsi.
More on the 2025 winners here.
©Morgan Levy, Jess Shimmering