Students identity photography exhibition, Bristol, UK - 06 Oct 2023

; Bristol, UK. We The Curious educational charity stages an outdoor art exhibition of photography by and of GCSE students called 'What you can't see, you don't know'. Tianna aged 15 made two photos one of a statue and one of herself. The new exhibition is a thoughtful and creative exploration of identity by Year 11 photography students from Bristol Brunel Academy (BBA) displayed in a free outdoor exhibition on Bristol Harbourside's Millennium Square from Saturday 7 October. The students, who are all completing a GCSE in photography, worked with Bristol-based photographer Ilayda Akarca to create their images as part of a module around the chosen theme of identity. Using the location of Kings Weston House, the students were tasked with thinking about how they could be represented here, and brought photos of their younger selves to include in their images. The exhibition title, 'What you can't see, you don't know,' was chosen by the students. As part of the project, the students were welcomed as visitors to The Royal Photographic Society and The Martin Parr Foundation. We The Curious is an educational charity and South West England's leading science centre.

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