Photographing the North West invited Tate Collective to submit a photograph in response to the Don McCullin exhibition at Tate Liverpool. Tate Collective were challenged to capture their experience of this year by taking a photograph that embodied the themes of hope and the future. In celebration of their creativity, a selection of entries are on display in the studio at Tate Liverpool, from 18 May-6 June. Book a ticket to see the works.
The work of the 30 selected creatives also featured on billboards and posters across Liverpool from 7-19 April, at these locations:
- 101 West Derby Road, L6 9BY
- 19/21 Prescot Street, L7 8UE
- 64 Tithebarn Street, L2 2EE
- 96 Holt Road (2 billboards), L7 2PR
- Club 051, Brownlow Hill (billboard and 6 posters), L3 5SB
- 17/19 Parliament Street, L1 0BY
The Results
We received over 200 submissions for this open call. 30 photos were chosen for the billboards by our panel of judges, a group of creative professionals, curators and young people. All those selected are paid for use of their work. The selected photos will also be displayed in the studio at Tate Liverpool, when the gallery reopens.
Scroll down to see the billboard sites and chosen photos.
THE SELECTED PHOTOS
West Derby Road
Prescot Street
Tithebarn Street
Holt Road
Brownlow Hill
Parliament Street
This open call was produced in collaboration with the Tate Collective Producers in Liverpool.
Tate Collective is supported by Jean and Melanie Salata with additional support from Garfield Weston Foundation, The Rothschild Foundation, and Tate Patrons.