Tracey Thorne

Cyanotypes printed on fabric from a set on hand-painted dancehall signs photographed in Jamaica. I started photographing hand-painted...

Everything is Art, Everything is Politics Ai Weiwei Photographs (2021) Hockley Flyover, Birmingham Anti graffiti versus Anti Buffing by...

Free photography exhibition the Altered Landscape opens daily from Saturday 14 to the 31 August 10-4 pm. No need to book just drop in....

Protest is our way to assert our freedom of association - the one for the many and many for the one. We inhabit a zeitgeist which we...

I am currently working on a new body of work called Altered Landscape which explores the impact of historic mining in Cornwall on the...

Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis is a photograph taken in Kingston, Jamaica and is featured in this years FIX Photo Awards 2020 selected by Laura...

Re-Imagining William Mitchell's sculptured wall in Hockley Circus under the A41 Hockley Flyover, in Birmingham. I was commissioned...

It seems like a lifetime ago and oh how the world has changed but back in January I finally got to explore and see first hand some of...

The Fading City exhibition opens on 2nd March until 14 March at The Hive gallery, which features new work by Jemma Gunning and Tracey...

Two years ago I was standing on Maxfield Avenue in Kingston outside the former Channel One recording studios and as I pushed the button...

The Fading City 02/03/20 – 14/03/20 A joint exhibition of new work by Jemma Gunning and Tracey Thorne opens on the 2 March 2020...

During the early half of the twentieth-century sign-writing was still a dominant form of sign production which hand-painted brick...

In 2018, I travelled to Jamaica to start an evolving documentary photography project called Hand-painted Jamaica which aims to capture...

For years I walked past this isolated old 19th Century canal cottage which is just on the edge of Birmingham city centre wondering about...

Inspired by the hand-painted Dancehall signs I've photographed in Jamaica working with local sign-painter Jim Kerr we thought we would...