Angela Chalmers Studio

18/06/2026

I’m delighted to be exhibiting in Without a Camera: 200 Years (1826–2026), which marks two centuries of photography and highlights the work of artists using cameraless photography techniques.

The exhibition brings together an inspiring group of international artists, including , , , , , , , Joe de Pear, and myself, exploring the rich history and continuing evolution of cameraless photographic practice.

I will be exhibiting Something About Mary (2015), cyanotype on muslin inspired by memory, place, and the traces of women’s lives. Created using one of photography’s earliest processes, the work forms part of my ongoing exploration of history, presence, and the stories held within objects and spaces.

To be included in an exhibition marking 200 years of photography is a real honour, particularly alongside artists whose work continues to expand the medium’s possibilities.
in.photography, Edinburgh, 26 June – 8 August 2026

I hope some of my Scottish friends and followers will have the opportunity to visit.

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14/06/2026

Join me in West Sussex, on the south coast of England, in July. I'm so happy to be invited back to Handprinted to run two cyanotype workshops in their wonderful print studio. It will be lovely to see everyone again 💙

21/05/2026

Looking forward to running a cyanotype workshop at the wonderful Lockton Tea Rooms & Gallery on Sunday, 31st of May. Please get in touch with them and book your place through their website.

01/05/2026

Delighted to share that I will be running a cyanotype workshop at the wonderful Lockton Tea Rooms & Gallery on Sunday, 31st of May. Please get in touch with them and book your place through their website.

‘Blueprint of a Garden’ Create your own cyanotype artwork with Angela Chalmers £105pp

21/04/2026

I'm delighted to share that I've written a featured article for the Spring issue of Flip magazine. London Independent Photography is a friendly and supportive community of photographers that promotes personal vision and expression.

This piece is extra special as it's a collaboration with my talented friend Dilyana Tankova. Through shared curiosity and artistic visions, we enjoyed collaborating, which has helped develop and grow our respective practices. I hope you might get a chance to read it.

Available to buy at The Photographers Gallery, London and online
at https://www.londonphotography.org.uk/upcoming/flip-current-issue-2/

10/04/2026

A few of these prints are available to buy at the wonderful
Drop by for lunch, tea, coffee and delicious cakes
Thursday- Sunday 10 -4pm

06/03/2026

Today, I'm quietly celebrating the life of Mary Craven, who died on this day, March 6th, 1889. She played a significant role as the driving patron in the creation of St Martin's Church, Scarborough, by influencing its artistic direction and leaving a permanent cultural legacy in the town. Her name is clearly visible in many of the stained-glass windows, and a brass plaque marks her seat.

Printed with flowers and influenced by Pre-Raphaelite symbolism, I created this cyanotype dress to echo her presence — a body formed from light, nature, and memory — exploring how lives continue to resonate within the places they once inhabited.

27/02/2026

I was delighted to be selected for OPO open art exhibition. Ends Sunday 8th March 2026