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Photography on a Postcard offers the chance to buy a Martin Parr or Wolfgang Tillmans original for £50

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Date
9 October 2017
Five people lean in close to the camera, their faces partially covered by scarves featuring the Louis Vuitton monogram. They wear hoods or head coverings, with only their eyes visible.
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© Hassam Hajjaj LV Posse

Theprintspace in Shoreditch will be opening its doors on 12 October for an exhibition entitled Photography on a Postcard. The show features the work of up and coming talent alongside more established names such as Martin Parr, Wolfgang Tillmans, Hassam Hajajj, Miles Aldridge and Dougie Wallace. Of the 550 photographers who have submitted work to Photography on a Postcard, a third came from an open call judged by Liz Collins, Dougie Wallace and Robin Maddock.

The exhibition is being held as a fundraiser for The Hepatitis C Trust with all proceeds going towards its campaign to eliminate Hepatitis C from the UK by the year 2030. All exhibited photographs are available to buy by purchasing a £50 lottery ticket which guarantees a photograph from the show, however, which photograph will not be revealed until the show closes on 25 October. There will be 1,250 tickets available, matching the number of photographs, while each print will be an edition of one and will come with a signed certificate of authenticity.

The Hepatitis C Trust is a national UK charity and is led and run by people with personal experience of Hepatitis C. The trust works to raise public awareness of the virus, end discrimination against people living with it and create an active community of patients willing to stand up and be heard. In 2016, the trust held a secret auction including the works of Damien Hirst, Grayson Perry and Harland Miller which went on to raise £75,000.

You can see all the donated work to this year’s show from 12 – 25 October and purchase a lottery ticket to secure a one-off piece of work here.

A person stands waist-deep in a dark, still lake. Behind them, a dense canopy of trees is illuminated by a bright, focused light against a black background.
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© Tom Hunter: Hackney Marshes 2017

A person with voluminous blonde hair wears dark sunglasses and a teal turtleneck. They look directly at the camera against a blurred, dark indoor background.
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© Jim Goldberg – April San Bernardino California2015

A group of people dance together in a brightly lit hall. In the foreground, a person in a grey dress lifts the hem of their skirt as they move.
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© David Hoffman Pensioners Lunch Club

A person stands behind a billowing sheet of translucent green fabric. A fan blows the material, creating ripples and casting striped shadows across the scene.
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© Cristina De Middel and Bruno Morais from the series Excessocenus

A blurred, experimental photograph of various plants and flowers. A white, fluffy seed head sits beside a green pod and a small pink flower.
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© Wolfgang Tillmans

A person with long red hair stands barefoot on a rock against a black background. They wear a dark, flowing gown and hold a dagger across their chest.
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© Miles Aldridge

Two people lounge on a rocky shoreline, leaning back with their hands behind their heads. Several fishing rods lean against the rocks, pointing up towards a pale sky.
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© Istanbul Turkey 2006 Martin Parr Magnum Photos

An Irish setter sits in the back of a car with green leather seats. The dog wears a striped collar with a gold, bone-shaped charm.
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© DougieWallace.INSTITUTE

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Ruby Boddington

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Ruby is Senior Creative at It's Nice That, overseeing our visual output across platforms and projects. Before that, she was associate editor on the editorial team, after joining in September 2017 following graduation from Central Saint Martins.

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