Huge gratitude to our volunteer steward team, many of whom volunteered on the night, including those from CH — and an extra special thank you to Dot for coordinating everything. You all helped make the night magical ✨

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Massive thanks to Oxford Capoeira Society for filling the walk with music, and to Mohsen Mohamed, bilingual Egyptian poet, for supporting front of house and stewarding to help make sure everyone was welcomed and could join in.

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Thanks to Dosa Park for delivering healthy plant-based tasty food, and a special thanks to @ovadagallery.bsky.social for welcoming Fusion and hosting the end of our WellTogether-funded event.

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A huge thank you to artists Lois Muddiman and Miranda Miller (@emotionalclay) for leading the main workshops making the willow and paper creations, across two weekends to ensure we could have nature-based creations for over 100 adults and children!

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We headed towards @ovadagallery.bsky.social where we stopped off to let everyone enjoy their Diwali decorations for another night. Those who wanted a longer walk continued on to Faulkner St & Friar's Wharf before heading back to OVADA for #WellTogether funded healthy hot food & drinks.
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Led by Filipino artist Bethenie Carriaga's beautiful willow dragonfly, decorated by two participants on the evening itself, we walked along the river and through St Thomas' including Christchurch Old Buildings, one remaining example of social housing from 1866

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At 5pm we set off, lighting up the streets on our walk through St Thomas and St Ebbe's, the same streets depicted in the pop up working class people's history exhibition that's been in 15 Park End Street's windows these past weeks.

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Thank you to everyone who joined us, participated and helped others to participate — the creativity, warmth and hot drinks kept the space a flurry of activity all afternoon!

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Led by photographers and educators, these sessions invited participants to explore truth, identity, and storytelling while learning new photographic techniques.

Together, these two collections celebrate a shared journey into how we see, shape, and reveal truth through images.

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The second set of windows features work created through Photo Oxford community workshops, delivered with local partners including Crisis Oxford, Yellow Submarine, Camera Club at The North Wall, Oxfordshire mind, Aspire, and My Vision

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Open Call Artists
Overall Winner - Alena Grom (image 2)

Finalists - Chrystel Mukeba, Gloria Oyarzabal, Henri Kisielewski, Joel Jimenez, Maryam Saeedpoor (image 3), Murray Ballard, Nikita Teryoshin, Silvy Crespo and Tianqiutao Chen (image 4)

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From over 1,150 submissions, the judges selected one overall winner and nine finalists whose work reflects the spirit of our time — offering fresh perspectives on truth, perception, and the photographer’s relationship with the world around them.

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One set of windows showcases the Overall Winner and Finalists of the 2025 Open Call Competition, which invited photographers from around the world to explore the theme ‘Revealing Truth.’

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