We are committed to exhibiting a broad range of work with an emphasis
on promoting diversity within the photographic arts, encompassing both chemical and digital media, alongside current debates around photography and society. We have established a growing reputation for showcasing work that looks at innovative ways of using photography, working with photographers who are influenced by other art forms such as film, painting and digital imaging and who have an experimental approach to the medium. Since its inception, Photofusion has also maintained a profile for presenting work that has a
strong thematic basis, reflecting current cultural and political issues that have widespread relevance, and introducing the work of overseas photographers
to UK audiences.

Photofusion presents up to 8 exhibitions each year to our continually expanding audience, supported by a programme of educational and interpretive events. Reflecting our equal opportunities policies, our programme seeks to encourage access, participation, dialogue and understanding of key cultural issues and of contemporary lens-based and digital art. Aimed at audiences of all ages and backgrounds, we represent this from a local, national and international perspective.

In addition to participating creatively in regeneration schemes across London boroughs, we are expanding our wide range of outreach projects, working
with disadvantaged and marginalised young people in Lambeth. This area of project work compliments the gallery's programme of emerging and established photographic artists who attract a broader media profile. It also embraces our unique position within the vibrant heart of Brixton.

Photofusion curates its own solo and group exhibitions, alongside promoting touring shows and working in collaboration with UK and overseas venues.
A popular element of Photofusion's programme is the regular series of talks
and seminars, led by leading contemporary photographers and critics, which provide a mutually beneficial platform for discussion and feedback.

The diversity of our exhibitions and publicity programme offers far-reaching press interest. The gallery produces its own quarterly publicity leaflet which
is widely distributed and also benefits from ongoing development and use
of the web site. A display area in the gallery promotes brochures, books
and other media associated with the exhibition programme, and current art magazines and journals are available for sale.