Now established as a regular event in the arts calendar, 24:2006 is the movement's third annual show.
Born on New Year's Eve 2003, this ongoing, global, social documentary captures the mood, affairs, tragedy and celebration of both the world at large and the lives of the artists, through the micro-context of New Year's Day. Ultimately spanning three decades, this is the photographic journey of a generation.
As with previous years, 24 artists each took an hour slot between 12 midnight New Year's Eve and 11pm New Years Day. Each of the 24 images represents that 1 hour and 1 individuals interpretation of it.
In addition to documenting the environment and experiences of these individuals, this year's show takes news headlines of the day as a common theme; polarising and rooting the images in time.
As this 24 year project gathers pace, the development of the artists, the environment we live in and the imaging technology available to all of us is a subject in itself.
How will the 24:2027 show be presented? How will the lives of the artists and indeed all of us have changed as the project takes shape?