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Scheduled walks
Saturday 22nd October 2022
Wolverhampton School of Art. Photowalk exploring Birmingham city centre. A collaboration with The Modernist and Wolverhampton School of Art
Past walks
Saturday 24th September 2022
Ikon Gallery. Photowalk exploring Birmingham city centre. A collaboration with The Modernist and Ikon Gallery
Saturday 17th September 2022
Glisten. A creative workshop, fusing together photography, poetry and food.
Saturday 6th August 2022
Creative filmmaking workshop. Photowalk and workshop hosted by Chance Heritage Trust
Saturday 11th June 2022
The Hidden Heritage of Smethwick. Photowalk hosted by Chance Heritage Trust
21st - 25th June 2022
Clent New Perspectives. A series of Photowalks hosted by Clent Connect
Saturday 14th May 2022
Photowalk and artist's talk hosted by
Saturday 30th April 2022
Photowalk and artist's talk hosted by
Saturday 5th February 2022
Photopoetry event with Liz Berry
Wolverhampton Literature Festival
Wednesbury - 11th December 2021
Photowalk and artist's talk hosted by
Stourbridge - 2nd October 2021
Photowalk and artist's talk hosted by
Birmingham - 26th October 2019
Jewellery Quarter Walk. As part of his exhibition at The Museum of the Jewellery Quarter
Dudley - 15th & 29th June 2019
Artist's talk and Photowalk for The Eye Candy Festival & Paint Dudley
Birmingham - 22nd June 2019
Photowalk and artist's talk hosted for The Birmingham Photography Festival
Wolverhampton - 8th June 2019
Tom gave an artist's talk and Photowalk for Arts Fest Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton - 2nd February 2019
Photowalk and artist's talk hosted for The Wolverhampton Literature Festival
Wolverhampton -8th September 2018
2 walks took place in the build up to the book launch. A zine has been created featuring images from each of our participants (images below). This walk was provided free of charge thanks to kind support from Creative Black Country.
"I’m interested in encouraging people to look more carefully at their surroundings and to perhaps reassess their idea of what is interesting or aesthetically pleasing. I also think it’s important to challenge the idea that you need access to expensive equipment and training in order to produce thought provoking images. It’s mainly about what you choose to look at." - Black Country Type.
Birmingham Design Festival, June 2018
Tom ran a photo walk to coincide with his exhibition at the Custard Factory as part of Birmingham Design Festival.