About

Ways of Looking is a new festival of photography in Bradford and runs throughout October 2011.

Exploring the theme EVIDENCE, the festival presents new exhibitions and commissions, photography in public spaces, collaborations with Bradford residents, a specially published book, and an inspiring programme of events.

Ways of Looking is organised by Impressions Gallery, National Media Museum, and The Culture Company, with partners Bradford Grid, Bradford Museums and Galleries, Fabric, Gallery II University of Bradford, and Leeds Met Gallery and Studio Theatre. The festival is funded by Arts Council England through the National Lottery Fund and supported by Bradford Metropolitan District Council.

The festival is funded by Arts Council England through the National Lottery Fund.

Why the Boar?
The Ways of Looking 2011 crest features the Bradford Boar. Legend tells that this fearsome beast wrought havoc throughout the district, terrifying the local populace. Eventually a reward was offered for its head. A brave hunter finally shot the boar with a bow and arrow, producing its tongue as evidence and proof of his success. Our 2011 boar looks a little less ferocious and a lot more friendly than its legendary relation...

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