CONSTITUTION & BOARD MEMBERS
Constitution:
Source is overseen by a governing Board which is elected each year at our AGM.
Source is published by:
Photoworks North Ltd.
A Company Limited by: Guarantee NI 062234
Photoworks North is a registered charity.
Charity Registration Number: NIC100285
Charity Name: Photoworks North Ltd.
Current Board Members:
Mohara Gill (Chair)
Laura Rose Millar (Treasurer)
Marie-Josiane Agossou
Colin Andrews
Charlie Beare
Savannah Dodd
Martin Healy
Adaeze Ihebom
Roseanne Lynch
Compliance with The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland Annual reporting legal requirements:
Source is a registered charity with The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland (Charity Registration Number: NIC100285). We report annually to the Commission on our charity’s finances, resources and activities. We complete and submit an online annual monitoring return form, attaching the charity’s Accounts and Trustees' Annual Report. The Commission makes copies of accounts and reports submitted by registered charities publicly available on each charity’s register entry.
Board Member Bios:
Marie-Josiane Agossou is the Technical Services Manager for Arts and Creative Industries at London South Bank University (LSBU), where she strategically leads technical provision across disciplines like, Photography, Film, Fashion, and Design. A creative practitioner and educator, she brings practical experience to her leadership, having taught and supported students in photography, animation, and interactive design,. Marie-Josiane is dedicated to advancing the technical profession. She serves on the Technician Commitment Steering Committee, both embedding its pillars at LSBU and acting as a peer reviewer to other signatory institutions. Additionally, she recently co-founded the Creative and Responsible AI Lab (CRAIL) at LSBU and is a member of the International Teaching and Learning Network.
Colin Andrews was born in Northern Ireland and is currently based in Scotland. He works from a studio perched on a cliff by the sea on the east coast of Fife. He studied Fine Art Photography at Glasgow School of Art and Electronic Media at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee. Colin has exhibited extensively internationally and works across a range of media including video, photography, installation, sound and light. Works are conceptually driven and created for a variety of contexts and domains including galleries, cinema screenings, commissions and public art-works with ideas often addressing issues of perception, time, memory and uncertainty. He balances his artistic practice with academic life as a lecturer in Photography and Film at Edinburgh Napier University.
Charlie Beare is visual artist and writer who has exhibited in galleries such as Golden Thread Gallery, Belfast Exposed, and Photo Museum Ireland. In 20025, he completed an MA in Arts Management at Queen’s University Belfast, which included a dissertation which focused on LGBTQIA+ equality in visual arts in regard to governance decisions. He is now recommencing his artistic practice after a break to focus on academia.
Savannah Dodd is the founder and director of the Photography Ethics Centre. She is pursuing her PhD in anthropology at Queen’s University Belfast examining the ethics of archiving photographs in post-conflict societies. In 2020, her edited volume titled Ethics and Integrity in Visual Research Methods was published by Emerald Publishing Group. Savannah also maintains her own creative practice in photography.
Mohara Gill is an Editorial Manager working in illustrated arts publishing, with extensive knowledge of art, architecture, design, fashion, photography and photobooks. She has over two decades of experience in the book industry, including as art books and magazine buyer for Foyles, one of London's largest bookshops.
Adaeze Ihebom is an Italian Nigerian artist, born in Rome in 1990. After graduating from the Istituto D’Arte Venturi Modena, she received a Bachelor of Arts in Digital Photography at Ravensbourne University in London and completed her Masters in Photography Art at Westminster University. She is currently a Photo Library Assistant and an Independent Artist.
Laura Rose Millar is an Accountant currently specialising in Tax. She is a member of the ‘Young Leaders on Arts Boards’ programme with Arts & Business NI. Previously she worked in the creative industry in a variety of positions across photography, multimedia, education, and gallery curation. She is most passionate about the visual arts with a particular affection for the art of photography.
Roseanne Lynch is based in Ireland, with an international research and exhibiting darkroom-based photography practice. Her publication GRAMMAR, contains a text on Lynch’s photography practice in relation to the Bauhaus movement by Torsten Blume, Artistic and Research Associate and Curator of Bauhaus Foundation Dessau. She is a lecturer at MTU Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork. Solo shows; 2024 Façonner la Lumière Mind’s Eye, Paris. 2023 In want of evidence Photo Museum Ireland 2019 - 2022 Leipzig, Berlin and Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris curated by Peggy-Sue Amison.