
Sun Artists: A Serial of Artistic Photography
Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…
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Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…

Until 6 Dec
FreeChisenhale Gallery presents Kibuuka Omumbaale , a major new video commission and the first UK exhibition by Kampala-based collective Wakaliga Uganda. The exhibition introduces a…

Until 9 May 2027
FreeSun Artists (1889–91) was an innovative but short-lived publication that promoted photography as an art form. Each issue focused on one British photographer and presented four of…