Banner: Detail from John Leckie by Richard Coward
The Richard and Siobhan Coward Foundation was established to honour the life and work of photographer and artist Richard Coward. The Foundation offers grants of up to £1,500 to:
promote the use of analogue photography
support the provision of community photography to improve the health and well-being of children and young people under 25.
Richard Coward
Left: Self Portrait, Richard Coward
A selection of Richard's photographic work is held in the collections of the National Portrait Gallery in London and the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh. Explore some of his iconic imagery here.
supported Projects
Since 2018, the Foundations has issued grants to individuals and small organizations supporting a wide range of photographic projects. Explore some of the work enabled by the Foundation over the last three years,
Chris Smith: Caravan Darkroom Project
Val O’Regan: Saltwater Lumens
GRANTS FOR Analogue Photography
We encourage applications for analogue photography projects that will explore, expand and experiment. We are attracted to projects that push boundaries and increase awareness of analogue photography while also pursuing excellence in its application.
GRANTS FOR community photography
We welcome applications for projects which use photography for community benefit by improving the health and well-being of children and/or young people under 25.
Art Refuge: Building an Afghan Camera
Learn more about the Richard and Siobhán Coward Foundation here
All images on the site are copyright of the photographer