ReFramed is a Midlands-based network for Black, Asian and other people of colour interested in producing photographic visual art.

ReFramed has been established by a team of award-winning photographers and curators who believe that visual arts can play a critical role in shaping civic and contemporary attitudes, initiating collaborative conversations, and changing prevailing thoughts about race, our local environment and our communities.

© Jagdish Patel

Schoolchildren leading a march to commemorate the death of Blair Peach and the events of April 1979 in Southall, west London.

What we do

 
 

ReFramed will develop collaboration within visual art communities, as well as building links and bridges between communities of colour. Our work is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment, with a culture of respect and mutual support, which reflects the diversity within our community.