FLIP#64: Queer
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SUMMER 2026
THEME: QUEER
WINTER 2026
THEME: DÉRIVE
DEADLINE: 16 OCTOBER
Frankie McAllister is a London based Irish photographer whose practice sits between conceptual and documentary photography. She has a particular interest in altered landscapes and the evidence of our human footprint on them, shown through impressionist and representational imagery that blurs
the distinction between objective and subjective perception.
Tim George is a self-taught photographer based in South West London. His street photography captures fleetingly humorous, poignant or incongruous moments in London and beyond. In 2026, he is further exploring portraiture, drawn to people who follow their own path and aren’t afraid to be themselves.
Nina Ijomone is a Polish visual artist based in London. She uses photography, sound, and installation to explore how memory and lived experience shape identity. Her work invites reflection on belonging, on human body, and on everyday human connections. instagram @nina.ijomone
Laura Migliorino grew up in Chicago,mand lives in Minneapolis in the USA.
She was an Affiliated Fellow at The American Academy in Rome, and a Fulbright Scholar at The British Library. She has exhibited worldwide for over 40 years, and her work is featured in The Huffington Post, DOMUS, The News Hour, and DWELL.
Gabrielle Motola is a photographic artist, writer, and educator whose practice explores intimacy, identity, and the ethics of relating, using reality not as record but as material. Her second book, Elūl, turns the lens inward on perception, attachment, and the projections people carry into romantic relationships.
instagram @gmotophotos www.gabriellemotola.com
Frances Marshall is a classical music and opera photographer who has been working in the UK, Europe and the U.S. As a fine art photographer, she has been
awarded the Portrait of Britain, she was a semi-finalist at Head On Festival Sydney, shortlisted for RPS International Exhibition, Helsinki Photo Festival and Taylor Wessing Award. instagram @fmarshallphoto
Astrid Zweynert is a journalist and photographer who explores the tension between change and permanence in urban and rural landscapes, often during walks with her dog Roxie. She holds an MA in photography from Goldsmiths, University of London. instagram: @outofeffra www.astridzweynert.com
Saskia Landsbert-Noon is a British-Belgian photography student based in East London. She has always been drawn to art that tells a story or evokes a feeling, and hopes to create work that does the same.
Robin Maurice Barr is a digital photographer living in West Yorkshire, who creates unusual images from everyday life. He has a passion for abstract architecture photography. instagram @nogreathurry www.nogreathurry.com
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