HOME, Photographs by Olivia Hemingway: The Huddersfield Art Gallery, Huddersfield. 2018 (solo exhibition)

Exhibitions:

* indicates solo show

2024

Royal Collection Trust photography project working with young people from the Renaissance Foundation, alongside photographic artist Ana Escobar and curator Alessandro Nasini, exhibition display at Buckingham Palace, London. August 2024 (creative photography group exhibition, with additional documentary images)

Holmfirth Artweek 2024 for Macmillan Cancer Support and The Kirkwood, main exhibition The Civic, Holmfirth and fringe venue, The Carlile Institute, Meltham. July 2024 (mixed media group exhibition)

Feeling Blue: Millennium Images, Jan 2024 (a curated selection of photographs in a virtual gallery inspired by Blue Monday)

2023

Holmfirth Artweek 2023 for Macmillan Cancer Support and The Kirkwood, main exhibition The Civic, Holmfirth. July 2023 (mixed media group exhibition)

In Deep, Community Art Exhibition, Unit 18, The Piazza, Huddersfield. June 2023 (mixed media group exhibition)

Dogs: Millennium Images, March 2023 (a curated selection of photographs in a virtual gallery inspired by the exhibition ‘Faithful and Fearless: Portraits of Dogs’ at the Wallace Collection)

2022

World Food Photography Awards 2022, The Royal Photographic Society, Bristol. Nov - Dec 2022 (Finalist + Highly Commended in group exhibition)

Aesthetica Art Prize 2022, York Art Gallery, York. June - Sept 2022 (SMALL WORLDS, Lockdown in Meltham series longlisted, group exhibition)

Holmfirth Artweek 2022 for Macmillan Cancer Support and The Kirkwood, main exhibition The Civic, Holmfirth and fringe venue, The Fourth Fiend, Meltham. July - Nov 2022 (duo exhibition with Alison Edmonds)

Art Aid Ukraine, Boiler House, Truman Brewery, London, Apr 2022 (a group exhibition fundraiser for Medicine for Ukraine)

WOMAN, an AOP Spotlight exhibition by F22, The Association of Photographers, 1 – 31 March 2022 (a curated selection of photographs in a virtual gallery from 27 female AOP accredited members in recognition of International Women’s Day 2022)

2020 - 2022

SMALL WORLDS, Lockdown in Meltham: photographic art poster series in various venues and community locations (enabling social distancing) including The Carlile Institute, Holmfirth * and Muxima Arts & Music Space, London, May 2022

2020

Fe Mail Art, 2020 Postcard Exhibition: A.I.R Gallery, New York (HRI mixed media postcard in group show)

2019 - 2020

She Took to Flight: Huddersfield Art Gallery, Huddersfield (photographic work in main gallery collection)

2019

National Trust, Yorkshire! Achievement, Grit and Controversy: Beningbrough Hall Gallery and Gardens, York (several photographic portraits in group show, including works from The National Portrait Gallery, The Arts Council Collection and York Art Gallery)

Holmfirth Artweek for Macmillan Cancer, fringe venue, Globe Arts, Slaithwaite

Olivia Hemingway: Batley Hope Gallery

2018 - 2019

Olivia Hemingway, A Collection of Works: Northern Tea House, Huddersfield *

2018

HOME, Photographs by Olivia Hemingway: Huddersfield Art Gallery, Huddersfield *

40 Faces of St Gemma's Hospice: Leeds City Museum, Leeds * and poster series: exhibited in various locations around Leeds.

Slaithwaite Arts Festival fringe venue, The Gallery, Slaithwaite

2017

HRI Series, An Exhibition of Photographic Portraits and Stories: The Corner, Huddersfield (photography solo exhibition, words + postcard project) *

HRI Love Stories, poster campaign: exhibited in over 800 locations around West Yorkshire (collaboration with the SHARP Agency) including Northern Tea House, Magic Rock and Huddersfield Train Station. *

2016 - 2017

Portraits: Great Ormond Street Hospital, London (artist in residence, photography in hospital exhibition space) *

2014 - 2015

Go Create, Self Portraits: Great Ormond Street Hospital, London (artist in residence, photography displays within wards) *

2013 - 2015

Kenwood Stories, Family Portraits: Kenwood House, London (portraits on display)

2012

Animal Portraits, Great and Small, London (portraits on display) *

2011

2 to the Power 10, Postcard Art Project: Orange Dot Gallery, London (postcard collage in group show, curated by Geoffrey Harrison)

2007 - 2010

The London Symphony Orchestra Series, backstage at the Barbican, London (photography solo exhibition) *

2009

Performers at LSO St Lukes (BBC Sessions and The London Symphony Orchestra): LSO St Lukes Music Venue, London (solo photography display) *

Performers at LSO St Lukes (BBC Sessions and The London Symphony Orchestra): Cafe Central, London (group photography display)

2008

Holy Mackerel: Fishing Quarter Gallery, Brighton (photography / mixed media in group show, curated by Hannah Carding)

Rubbers: Sh! London (photography solo display) *

2007

Rubbers: Searcy’s, the Barbican, London (photography solo exhibition) *

Silent Witness: Imperial War Museum, London (mixed media informal learning project and exhibition)

2006

Backstage with the London Symphony Orchestra: Searcy's, the Barbican, London (photography solo exhibition) *

1000 Paper Cranes: Imperial War Museum, London (mixed media informal learning project and exhibition)

2005

Have you Got a Rubber? Spitz Gallery, London (group mixed media show curated by Olivia Hemingway and including work by Anthony Minghella and Jessie Simmons)

Why do you still print the old way? Rapideye, London (group exhibition at the AOP and venues along Leonard St)

2002

Oasis Coffee Bar Series: VOX bar, Huddersfield (solo display) *

2001

Telling Stories: Interbrand, Newell and Sorrell, London (group exhibition)

Oasis Coffee Bar Series, Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield (solo display) *

2000

New Designers Exhibition: Business Design Centre, London (group exhibition)

Telling Stories: Nottingham Playhouse, Nottingham (BA (Hons) Photography degree show, group exhibition)

Performance | Writing:

Olivia Hemingway has performed some of her written work as a guest of John Hegley at the Betsey Trotwood, Toynbee Hall, Cafe Lux, the Poetry Cafe, Scootercaffè and the Words in Motion tent at the Big Chill Festival. Her written work has contributed to projects with Fuse Art Space and the Barbican. She interviewed notable people in connection to the threat to the Huddersfield Royal Infirmary for the HRI series, then worked with copyrighter Jo Richards / the SHARP Agency to create a poster campaign. Hemingway’s photography series SMALL WORLDS, Lockdown in Meltham involved interviewing people about their experiences of Lockdown, collaborating with Heat Design to create an art poster series with poem-like text to accompany the images. She was then commissioned to write an article for Mental Fight Club: Seeing Small Worlds.