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.  Her work for the past few years has explored the UK folk culture revival, in particular Morris Dance culture, and the generational merging of new and old traditions. 

Contact: hannellgrace@gmail.com

Instagram @gracehannell_

Exhibitions 

Royal West of England Academy -  173 Annual Open Exhibition 
RWA, Bristol 
12 September - 03 January 2026 

Artist Residency: Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering
Isle of Man
30 July - 02 August 2026 

Art on a Postcard 
Galerija Pogled,  Medobčinski muzej Kamnik - Slovenia
19 June - 26 September 2026 

Colour - The Glasgow Gallery of Photography 
06 - 31 May 2026 

Bog Standard Photography
People’s Republic of Stokes Croft/Loovre, Bristol 
02 April 2026 

Dark Peak Photo Festival 
Glossop, Peak District 
20 - 23 February 2026

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) 
01 August - 31 August 2025

Answers on a Postcard - 13B Gallery, Kamnik 1241, Slovenia
01 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)
06 May - 06 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
Interview by the Friends of the RWA here

Also Artists: artworks created by 43 members of the Royal West of England Academy staff body 
RWA Bristol
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.