Katerina Kalogeraki

18/11/2025

Presenting the book I made on Masoud Alikhani‘s creations together with my photographs and my diary notes to the 19th Dementia Congress in Manchester! Such an inspiring group of people and organisations! Thank you Resonate Arts for making me part of it!

08/10/2025

An exhibition featuring work from my weekly class “Creative Photography for Adults with Disabilities’

Come to the opening! Oct 15th 13.30-16.30pm college, Cardew Gallery!

23/09/2024

Α heartfelt thank you to Eleni Mouzakiti and Panos Kaltsas for inviting me to participate with my work "Briding Cultures - Ordinary People" at the Photopolis Agrinio Photo Festival.
The portraits below belong to Haralambos Tzortzakis (large on the left), Anastasia Kalou (top right), Babubhai Makuana (middle right) and Vasiliki Proodromou (bottom right)

27/06/2024

End of year photography work for my department and the courses I also teach

Showcasing the work of Morley's photography students

04/06/2024

For those of you who are in London, it will be a pleasure to see you at the opening of the exhibitions of my student's work.
2pm-4pm on Wednesday 12 June @ https://www.morleycollege.ac.uk/handbook/waterloo-centre/Waterloo
Morley College London

13/08/2023

Wild fires spread out in a number of places in Greece last month. The devastating event produced great photos….photography can be so deceiving

🇬🇷 📸

18/03/2023

Mushtaq is enjoying his lunch. Photography classes for the Community. Under the shadow of Grenfell…. Lancaster West Luncheon club

13/03/2023

Working with Photography and Adults with Learning disabilities. A post Covid course funded by Lambeth council and run by Morley college and myself.

01/01/2023

The new year starts…let’s hope it will continue in good spirits!

18/11/2022

“Cherished Memory” a post Covid project with members of the Holloway Community Centre. This is the first art project involving photography since Covid restrictions.
Irene Parisi photographed here wrote:
“I’ve been wanting to have this hat but it was too expensive at the charity shop. I took in various things to hand in and asked the cashier if he will give me a discount for the hat. He said “have it for a fiver”! So here I am with it, my favourite hat ever!”.