Located in the heart of Brixton, we are one of the UK’s largest, most comprehensive photographic resource centres.
Please note, we will be closed from the 22nd of December and reopening on the 2nd January. Darkrooms will reopen on the 3rd of January, and film processing will start on the 6th of January. We look forward to welcoming you back in the new year!
Unit 2, 2 Beehive Place, Brixton, London, SW7 7QR
Nearest Tube Station: Brixton
ABOUT US
For 30 years, Photofusion has championed, supported and celebrated photography and photographers. While we are well known for our darkrooms, gallery space, digital printing facilities, and education programme, what we are most proud of is the community of photographers and makers who have been a part of Photofusion over the years.
Photofusion was established in 1990. Among the founding members were a group of female photographers who were concerned about the way women were portrayed in the media. They formed a cooperative to document real women doing real things: doctors, nurses, teachers, mothers. Representation, inclusion and diversity have always been at the heart of what we do.
Many important images have been made and shown at Photofusion. We have supported some of the UKs most well-known photographers at early stages of their careers. It’s exciting to think that the next “big thing” may just be a small thing taking root at this very moment in our darkrooms, photographic studio, scanning room, youth mentoring programme or monthly Members Sessions.
BOARD MEMBERS
Katy Barron (Chair)
Amelia Odida
Anthony Luvera
Destinie Paige
Hannah Brown
Jessica Taylor
Nicola Shipley
Geof Rayner
Paul Graville
Vincenzo Albano
learn more about our board here.
STAFF
Jenni Grainger. Director
Richard Wills. Digital Production
Nick Jones. Film Processing
D.Wiafe. Programming & Community Manager
Donald Swan. Finance
Scarlet Yates. Gallery & Marketing Coordinator
Steff Jamieson. Education Manager
learn more about our staff here.
SITE DESIGN
Olivia Tindall, D.Wiafe, & Kim Shaw
SUPPORTED BY
Photofusion is partly funded, and we are grateful to Arts Council England and Lambeth Council for supporting us and our makers.