A Colombian artist will make a special visit to Bradford as part of a new exhibition of photography and video work by six contemporary artists.
Artist Juan Pablo Echeverri will be at the Impressions Gallery in Centenary Square on Thursday, December 13, at 3pm to talk about his work.
The exhibition, a collaboration between the Impressions Gallery and London's Photographers' Gallery, brings together six artists from Colombia who explore the idea of Once more, with feeling'.
Mr Echeverri, one of the artists, goes to a passport booth every day and has accumulated seven years' worth of portraits.
María Elvira Escallón revisits the harrowing aftermath of a bomb in the Colombian capital of Bogotá. Oscar Muñoz brings to life a forgotten archive of photographs depicting life in the city of Cali in the 50s, 60s and 70s. María Isabel Rueda documents the culture of Colombia's Goth scene. And Milena Bonilla sews the torn seats of buses while travelling.
To attend the talk contact Pippa Oldfield on 08450 516882.
The exhibition runs from Friday, December 14, to Sunday, February 3.
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