19th - 28th March 2026
4 John Street, Stroud, Gloucestershire. GL5 2HA.

Kitchen Table Photo Club set up inside the gallery for a week, with young & old and inbetween turning up to look, play & make. KTPC’s film made with Penguin Random House interviewing the late, great Martin Parr screened for the first time.

March 25th 2026

‘The Up of The Down’ screened at The Cube’s Bluescreen evening - an event that celebrates and showcases locally produced short-films.

December 2025

Kitchen Table Photo Club shows the best of its posters, printed by the best of the best, Nathan at Riso Prints, Arch 7 Silverthorne Lane, Bristol, BS2 0QD.

8 December 2025

Screening at Swedenborg Film Festival as part of their extended programme, showing moving works from around the world, for a 12 hour continuous screening from 10:00 - 22:00 at Swedenborg House, 20-21 Bloomsbury Way, London, WC1A 2TH.

November 2025

Photo-essay feature in The Cable showcasing the 2025 Summer Club, made possible from KTPC’s famous fundraising raffle. We explored our rivers and asked ourselves: Are these streams our waters? What waters did our ancestors come from? 

New stockist! Located on Old Market, East Bristol Books is independent, radical, diverse & community-minded, reflecting the values of East Bristol.

19 November 2025
University of West of England

Esther and collaborator Chiz Williams run workshops on how to run workshops

November 2025

Kitchen Table Photo Club workshop with Lonnie Holly in The Dings / Image and Sound Making.

All Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays in November

Kitchen Table Photo Club in Easton after school.

October 2025

Short BAFTA winning film September chosen by curators at Encounters Festival and screens in Cinema 1, The Watershed.

September 2025

Kitchen Table Photo Club & The Art Librarian makes books in Easton, Bristol.

September 2025

Short film wrangling Kitchen Table Photo Club members to interview Martin Parr for Penguin Random House, Lockleaze, Bristol.

Summer 2025

Kitchen Table Photo Club in the woods and rivers, Rugby Pitches, Oldbury Court, St Anne's Woods and Clay Bottom, Bristol.

On Going 2024/25/26

A Photo Essay inspired by the traditional poem about how everything becomes something else. Working with Snoozie the musie, South West England.

September 2025
KIT FORM, Jamaica Street, Bristol.

With the collective, GCC, Esther designs fantasy cameras and swaps prints. Open to all women and non-binary photographers (or those just interested).

September 2025

Esther curates a series of collections from her archive, Instagram.

August 2025

The Bewilderment Cards go up to The Side Gallery, Newcastle.

August 2025

Kitchen Table Photo Club returns to the dings with Moon, cameras and magic.

Spring 2025

The club continues twice weekly in Bristol.

Spring 2025

Kitchen Table Photo Club has work hanging at 53 North Street, Bristol, BS3 1EN, England.

June 2025

Raffle & Community Event with contributions form Martin Parr, Sian Davey and Garry Fabiam Miller + more, 37a Gratitude Road, Bristol.

May 2025

May 2025

The Bewilderment Cards go up to The Wakefield as part of their larger exhibition that includes Helen Chadwick's 'Life Pleasures' and Caroline Walker's  'mothering'. Other rooms held pots by Elizabeth Fritsch, Chiz's favourite, and sculptures by Hepworth. I think Elizabeth Fritsch might have known my dad. Gallery Walk Wakefield West Yorkshire WF1 5AW.

April 2025

April 2025

At Cafe 5 children from Kitchen Table Photo Club read cards of strangers, 37a Gratitude Road, Bristol.

Winter 2022/ 2023
The Cube Cinema, presented film and print exhibition, Heldi Whits Wring. Co-collaged with filmmaker, Joe Field Horner, the results were an anarchic rumpus of bizarre proportions, wild textures and monochrome glory across vast interior cinema walls.

Opening day: screened Where The Wild Things are & ran art workshops using the Bewilderment Card prototypes.