Nationhood: Memory and Hope: Aida Muluneh Exhibition

About

Aida Muluneh, the acclaimed Ethiopian photographer, brings her powerful exhibition, Nationhood: Memory and Hope, to Impressions Gallery in Bradford. This collection serves as a modern-day insight into the UK’s four nations and celebrates the diversity of the UK through stunning portraits and photography. The exhibition honours those who tirelessly work within their communities to create positive change.

Date and Time

10th January – 26th April 2025

Exhibition Highlights

Visitors to the exhibition can expect:

• Portraits of local heroes that first appeared in A Portrait of Us, displayed on billboards around Bradford in September and October 2024.
• New photography by Aida Muluneh, inspired by the stories of these community heroes, shot in iconic locations across Bradford, Belfast, Cardiff, and Edinburgh.
• A visual celebration of diversity and inclusion, offering a unique perspective on the unsung individuals who make significant contributions to their communities.

Why Visit?

Nationhood: Memory and Hope is an exceptional exhibition that highlights the beauty of community spirit and the power of individual action. Through her lens, Aida Muluneh captures the essence of those who work quietly but tirelessly to improve the world around them. It’s an inspiring, thought-provoking collection that celebrates the UK’s diverse communities, making it a must-see for art lovers, photographers, and anyone interested in social change.

Location

The exhibition takes place at Impressions Gallery, Aldermanbury, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 1SD. Admission is free, but donations are welcome.

Plan Your Visit

Explore Nationhood: Memory and Hope at Impressions Gallery in Bradford. Discover the stories behind the portraits of community heroes, and enjoy new photography inspired by local legends. For more information on opening times and dates, please visit the official Bradford 2025 event page.