Celebrate Your Canine Companions with our new Exhibition
We have now launched our new opportunity for dog owners to submit photos of their four-legged friends with ‘We Love Dogs’, a chance to let anyone with a camera capture their companion and be part of a community show in our Studio Gallery space this November.
Whether portrait style, action shots, or simply candid canines, the planned group exhibition will be a true celebration of dogs by those who love them and know them best.
The call is now out for submissions by amateur and professional photographers alike, with Belfast Exposed keen to showcase as broad a breadth of photographic styles as possible.
Deirdre Robb, CEO – and dog owner – said:
“We have always been a dog-friendly space and we are really excited to bring this show to the public for them to join us in celebrating our four-legged friends.
“’We Love Dogs’ will run throughout September and anyone who brings their dog with them to view the exhibition will have the chance to get photos taken on a podium in the gallery space. This is something we want to provide free of charge, just as there is no charge for people to submit their photos for consideration.
“We have already started receiving some great images and we want to fill the gallery so I would encourage as many dog owners as possible to check our website and socials for more information.”
‘We Love Dogs’ will open to the public as part of November’s Late Night Art on Thursday 7th November from 6-9pm with a special event where all owners/photographers and models are welcome to attend*.
Photographs can be taken on any device and should be submitted in JPEG format for consideration to info@belfastexposed.org with the subject line – ‘Submission for We Love Dogs’ – before noon (12pm) on Monday 30th September.
Successful submissions will be contacted the following week to allow time for printing and to be delivered to Belfast Exposed in time for the exhibition.
*All dogs must be kept on a leash and please only bring your dog if they are sociable among other dogs and/or able to behave in crowded settings.
** no cats!