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Jade Fantom graduated from Nottingham Trent University’s BA Photography programme in 2018 where she was awarded the Genesis Imaging &...

London Art Fair is an unmissable opening to the international art calendar, with the next edition taking place from 22-26 January 2020. Genesis are delighted to support 14th edition of Photo50, an annual exhibition of contemporary photography, which provides a critical forum for examining some of the most distinctive elements of current photographic practice.

We're pleased to announce the winners of this year's 2 Genesis x Westminster Bursaries are Hazel Vint & Mengyuan Zhang.

Every professional print lab has its own hero, this hero ensures the highest possible quality to be delivered to the...

We’re thrilled to a announce Nottingham Trent University student Jack Pickerill as this years Genesis Imaging and Djanogly Art Gallery...

Once again, Genesis are delighted to support The Firecracker Photographic Grant; an annual award providing funding to support a female photographer to aid in the completion of a documentary photographic project. Applications for the 2019 Award are now open!

Just because you’ve graduated doesn’t mean that you suddenly don’t need support. Our graduate discount provides a continued 20% discount across...

Positive View visitors have returned to Genesis to learn about the production of photographic prints. Our very own Creative Director, Mark Foxwell shared knowledge on this topic and gave a tour of our facilities. The aim of The Positive View Foundation is to bring a focus to disadvantaged youngsters through an introduction to photography and film that allows them to move out of the vicious circle of violence, drugs and gang related estate life.

Fogeys is a collection of images by the internationally acclaimed photographer David Stewart, celebrating growing old disgracefully. Comprising upbeat, positive photographs of elderly people in a series of unpredictable situations, Fogeys includes amusing shots of old men dangling their feet inside freshly dug graves and flying down hills on homemade go-karts.