Join us for a talk with Martin Parr. This is a rare opportunity to listen to one of the best-known documentary photographers of his generation.

Melissa O'Shaughnessy was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and is now a photographer based in New York City. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including a solo show at the Municipal Art Society of New York, and group exhibitions at the Museum of the City of New York and the International Center of Photography.

Johan Jehlbo is a photographer based in Stehag, in the heart of Skåne, Sweden. After moving out of Malmö, his photographic curiosity was sparked by the rural surroundings near his home. This led him to explore how the typically urban genre of street photography could be translated into a rural context.

Johan is known for his use of flash, which gives his images a distinct and immediate feel. As a co-founder of the international collective "Full Frontal Flash," he has contributed to shaping this style within modern street photography.

For over 40 years, photographer Richard Bram has been walking the streets of the world looking for the ambient weirdness of everyday life. He has photographed major public events and intimate private moments seeking the significant gesture. Bram regularly writes, lectures, and leads workshops on street photography, and in 2020 a major retrospective of his work was held in Mannheim, Germany. Now based in London, he continues to seek new images wherever his feet take him.

Join us for this unique opportunity to see Dougie Wallace in conversation with Danny and Todd from Street Badass.

The Street Badass team of Danny and Todd will be in conversation with Rammy Narula.

Danny Jackson is a street and portrait photographer, mainly consentrating on short series and photo projects.

Street Macadam, a dynamic platform that began as a curator hub in 2020, has evolved into a vibrant community of street and documentary photographers. Our identity is deeply rooted in the art of storytelling through the lens, providing a space where individuals can connect, collaborate, and share their passion for capturing the essence of life on the streets.

“Subconscious”

Betty Goh will explain her photography journey and why she often refers her abstract street photographs as “Subconscious”. She will also explain the background behind some of her abstract images.

Brad Jones is an award winning photographer from Brooklyn, New York. He specializes in street photography using light and shadow as his guide for composition. His work focuses on everyday spaces that New Yorkers inhabit and commute through. Brad is a professional photographer as well as a member of the Through The Lands collective.