Roz Doherty (b. 1983) is a British photographer, whose work focuses on the intersection of myth, fiction, truth and gender.
2019 BA (Hons) Photography, Bradford College
2022 MFA Photography, Belfast School of Art, University of Ulster
2025: Nationhood: Memory and Hope, Impressions Gallery Bradford, Belfast Exposed, Ffotogallery in Cardiff, and Street Level Photoworks in Glasgow
2024: (un)common outcomes, Photoworks Weekender, University of Brighton, UK
2025 Nationhood: Memory and Hope, Impressions Gallery Bradford, Belfast Exposed, Ffotogallery in Cardiff, and Street Level Photoworks in Glasgow
2022 A Trace of Ownership, Belfast Exposed Gallery, Belfast Photo Festival, UK
2017 Poetics of Light, National Science and Media Museum, UK
2025: Shortlisted for the Dummy Award '25 with The Golden Age of Hijacking.
2025: Shortlisted for the Hong Kong Photobook Dummy Award '25 with The Golden Age of Hijacking.
2025: Selected as part of Africa Foto Fair 2025 Virtual Review & Mentorship Programme.
2025: Recipient of Leeds City Council Inspire Funding to facilitate a 12-month peer-led mentoring scheme for women and marginalised genders.
2024: Commissioned by Impressions Gallery for Bradford City of Culture 2025. Working on a portrait project alongside the acclaimed Ethiopian photographer, Aida Muluneh.
2024: The Golden Age of Hijacking selected for BOPFOLIO, a showcase of photobook dummies as part of BOP Festival organised by Martin Parr and the Royal Photographic Society.
2024: Selected to participate in the inaugural peer mentorship programme run by Photoworks.
2024: Recipient of Arts Council funding, Develop Your Creative Practice.
2022: Selected as part of Source Magazine's Graduate feature with The Golden Age of Hijacking.
2017 - 2024 Co-curated Miniclick, facilitating talks until 2023 and a 12-month peer-led mentoring scheme for women and marginalised genders throughout 2023/24.
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