About 

Grace Hannell



Grace Hannell is a photographer whose main bodies of work focus on her own and others relationships with place, nature and folklore. She works slowly in film. 

Contact: hannellgrace@gmail.com

Instagram @gracehannell_

Exhibitions 

Colour - The Glasgow Gallery of Photography 
6 - 31 May 2026 

Dark Peak Photo Festival 
Glossop, Peak District 
20 - 23 February 2025

19th Community Art Exhibition
Circular ArtSpace, Bristol 
02 - 25 October 2025

Dawns! At Gleaners Feast, with the Museum of Roadside Magic 
The Former Fireboat Station, Bristol 
25 September 2025

Royal West of England Academy - 172 Annual Open Exhibition 
RWA, Bristol 
05 September - 28 December 2025 

The Color of Memory Allora Gallery - (Online) 
1 August - 31 August 2025

Answers on a Postcard - 13B Gallery, Kamnik 1241, Slovenia
1 August - 31 August 2025

War Child Presents Secret 7” - NOW Gallery London
11 April - 1 June 2025

The Secret Salon presents - Renewal 
10 - 11 May 2025 
Free the Gallery, London 

Black and White - Shades of Meaning by Collect Art Magazine (online)
6 May - 6 June 2025 
Magazine feature here

Feet in the Water: Joint exhibition by Grace Hannell and Natalie Finch,
Bristol Folk House
06 January – 06 March 2025

Also Artists: 80 distinctive pieces created by 43 members of the Royal West of England Academy staff body 
RWA
07 November 2023 - 07 January 2024

Everywoman: PHRAME Wales x National Assembly of Wales (Y Senedd) in celebration of International Women’s Day.
National Assembly of Wales 
February – March 2020. 

Tenderfoot: self curated group exhibition,
76m2 Gallery, Pontypool South Wales,
11th – 27th September 2018

Chroma: Plymouth University Graduate Exhibition.
Old Truman Brewery London,
21-25 June 2018

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2015-2018 : University of Plymouth BA (Hons) Photography - 1st Class Hons


Previous member of Phrame Wales, a photography collective based in South Wales which encouraged and supported female artists, as well as providing its members with opportunities for exhibitions and platforms.  



Colour