Daniel James Homewood



Daniel (b.1980) is an Irish/British photographer based in Oxford. His practice is anchored by personal development, materiality and the curatorial process. Relationships and conflict between people and ideas, and the connection to one's homeland are themes he engages with in his work.  


Education

MA Photography - Royal College of Art - 2022-25

Moments

OLAT in Print - Into the Fold @ Winchester School of Art - 2024

To Speak of Solitude - Solo Exhibition & Screening of 'Walled Off' - North Wall Gallery - Oxford - 2023

Selected Works - Storytelling Exhibitions: Identity, truth and wonder by Philip Hughes - Bloomsbury Visual Arts - 2021

Rebecca Vassie Memorial Award - Shortlisted - 2020

Recipient - Rebecca Vassie Trust Rapid Response COVID-19 Bursary - 2020

Selected Works - Lande: The Calais ‘Jungle’ and Beyond - Pitt Rivers Museum - 2019

Talk - The Role of Photojournalism in the Humanitarian Sector - University of Oxford - 2019

Rebecca Vassie Memorial Award - Shortlisted - 2019

Mentor - Refugee Journalism Project - London College of Communication 2018-19

Guest Speaker - Screening of 'Refugee Blues', winner of Best European Documentary at the European Independent Film Awards - London 2017

The Photographic Angle - 'My Country' national exhibition - UK 2016-18

Royal Photographic Society - A day in the Life - Shortlisted - 2015

World Street Photography Awards - Reflections - Hon Mention - 2015

 

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