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Founded in 1977 Open Eye is an independent not-for-profit photography gallery based in Liverpool. They are one of the UK’s leading photography spaces, and the only gallery dedicated to photography and related media in the North West of England.

Come along to Open Eye Gallery on Liverpool Light Night with your friends and loved ones and get snapped vintage-style! Open Eye is well and truly hooked on Impossible Project’s new instant film, so they decided to invite Incognito artist and Impossible expert Tom Wright to spread the love.

Tom is setting-up a pop up studio outside the gallery, creating gorgeous snapshots of you and yours to take away.

Photo by Eglantine Aubry

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We’re Open! Come and visit our new and brilliant Impossible Project Space in Paris.

Situated close to Republique in the “Haut Marais” in one of the most creative and bustling district of the city we’ve opened our doors, providing you with all Impossible films and accessoires, refurbished Polaroid cameras, books and magazines.

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Photo by Kisha Bari

Master an Iconic Tool in the History of Analog Photography!

The Impossible Project NYC Space is excited to welcome back a classic workshop on the most celebrated of Polaroid cameras, the SX-70. On Sunday, May 20th, the Impossible team will host a three hour interactive workshop on maximizing Impossible film in the Polaroid Sx-70 Camera. Our introductory workshops are designed to give you the confidence you need to let your imagination run wild! We’ll discuss the features of the SX-70 camera and focus on shooting techniques to ensure you achieve the best results out of the newest Impossible films available.

In this dark exhibition French photographer Thibault Tourmente presents Polaroids and other dead stuff at Art Azart in Paris.

Thibault is using Impossible instant images in the most creative and wild way possible: “For me, Polaroid is not a photographic medium, it’s more a plastic support! You can do so many things with it: dissect, embroider, sew it… When you have a Polaroid in your hand you are not only holding a picture but an object. You catch the moment and you materialize it.”

The exhibition is more of an installation, consisting of manipulated Impossible images, curiosities, strange objects, collages and drawings.

This is the second exhibition of Thibault Tourmente in Raul Diaz’s shop/gallery En Face – a very special place is in Paris for the fans of analog instant photography.

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Parmaroid exhibition is composed by 19 analog instant images.. The author of the pictures is Roberto Cavalieri who has collected lots of experience with Polaroid and Impossible films after a long period of activity as a photoreporter in Africa, where he created photography books such as “Prima della libertà” – “Before freedom” (about the life in the prisons of five African countries and its overcrowded reality, non-existent justice, great injury of human right) and “Volti di guerra” – “War faces” (portraits of soldiers and war victims in the Democratic Republic of Congo).

The photo exhibition is to remember Parma, Roberto’s home town, using instant images, capturing left-in-time spaces.