uk | The Miniclick Photo Talks

Event: The Miniclick Soapbox – Tues 26th May

April 13, 2015 by Jim Stephenson

Miniclick are based in Brighton but we like to think we travel well. We’ve hosted events all over the UK, plus a memorable discussion in Sierra Leone. Of course, London has been an occasional second home so we’re pleased to announce a new regular event we’ll be holding at The Dissenting Academy in Dalston, London – The Miniclick Soapbox. Each time we’ll feature a new lineup of 5 photographers who will take the stage to do short talks (under 7mins) on […]

Categories: EVENTS, SOAPBOX • Tags: 2015, annie collinge, canonbury, dalston, discussion, england, free, idea, laura pannack, lecture, london, may, mini click, miniclick, niall mcdiarmid, pecha kucha, photo, photographer, photography, soapbox, stoke newington, talk, the dissenting academy, uk

Event: Cut & Paste at LOOK/15 / Fri 15th and Sat 16th May, 2015

April 6, 2015 by Jim Stephenson

Two years ago we headed to Liverpool to be a part of their international photography festival, LOOK, and we’re delighted to be heading back to be a part of their opening weekend again in May this year with CUT & PASTE. We’ll be at Tate Liverpool on Albert Dock, working alongside their exhibition of György Kepes‘ beautiful pictograms and photomontages. Visitors will be invited to create their own unique photomontage that they’ll be able to take home with them. Their montages will also be included […]

Categories: EVENTS • Tags: albert dock, art, book, collage, cut and paste, design, england, event, festival, György Kepes, interactive, liverpool, look, look15, mini click, miniclick, photo, photographers, photography, photomontage, public, publish, submission, submissions, submit, tate, tate liverpool, uk, zine

Leave a comment

Talk: On Cycling at BFF – Sat 21st March

March 4, 2015 by Jim Stephenson

Later this month, and for the first time ever, Bicycle Film Festival (BFF) comes to Brighton. We’re very pleased to have been invited by the organisers to curate an hour of short talks on photography and cycling as part of the festival’s programme. +++ Saturday 21st March. Kicks off at 5pm. Free Entry at Fabrica, Brighton. (the rest of BFF runs from 19th to 21st March. Tickets £10) +++ As if we didn’t already know, a quick shout on twitter for photographers interested […]

Categories: EVENTS • Tags: bff, bicycle, bicycle flim festival, bike, brighton, cycling, discussion, england, film, jonty tacon, michael blann, mini click, miniclick, nick miles, rpm90, sussex, talk, tim bowditch, uk

Leave a comment

Talk: Dafna Talmor, Lucia Pizzani and Esme Horne – Mon 27th April

February 24, 2015 by Bryony Good

Throughout photographic publications, degree shows and exhibitions we are seeing a growing leaning towards the abstract within contemporary photography. Hand in hand with this movement is a growing interest in vintage and analogue techniques, as if practitioners are looking backwards in order to explore new ground with the medium. Dafna Talmor, Lucia Pizzani and Esme Horne all in their own way explore the innovative and experimental techniques that are beginning to shape this field. We are very pleased to have all three […]

Categories: EVENTS • Tags: alternative processes, analogue, analogue photography, brighton, Dafna Talmor, discussion, england, Esme Horne, free, lecture, Lucia Pizzani, miniclick, photograph, photography, photography photo, sussex, talk, uk

Project: The Miniclick Mobile Library

February 6, 2015 by Jim Stephenson

// The Miniclick Mobile Library // Our Traveling Photo Bookshelf The Mobile Library was launched in March 2015, providing a travelling library of photography and illustration books and ‘zines and an online outlet to help market them. As we visit festivals around the country and host our own events, we bring a selection of the books that have been donated by publishers, photographers and artists, for the public to peruse. The idea is to create a relaxed atmosphere where visitors can sit […]

Categories: EVENTS, PROJECTS • Tags: art, book, brighton, competition, england, free, illustration, library, london, miniclick, mobile library, photo, photobook, photographer, photography, publication, reading, submission, uk, zine

Interview: Nadya Sheremetova of FotoDepartment

November 20, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

As part of an ongoing series for Miniclick, Valus Sonov and Kevin Beck interview individuals and photography groups from across the world about their bookshelves, asking them to find another way of looking at their photobooks and zines. In this edition, Valus talks to Nadya Sheremetova from FotoDepartament. An organization based in Saint Petersburg, Russia which combines gallery, library, book shop, educational facility and much much more. Valus Sonov: Nadya, can you tell us please when, and most importantly why, […]

Categories: WRITING • Tags: another way of looking, author, book, bookshop, brighton, discussion, england, fotodepartment, interview, kavin beck, miniclick, moscow, Nadya Sheremetova, photobook, photograph, photographer, photography, russia, st petersburg, sussex, talk, uk, valus sonov

Leave a comment

Party: The Cosmic Snowball & Miniclick – Fri Dec 12th

November 18, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

We’re joining forces with out spaced out, synthed up friends at The Cosmic Snowball, and our old pal Peter Dench to bring you a very special Christmas Party this year. +++ Friday December 12th. Doors at 7pm. Free Entry upstairs at Mrs Fitzherberts, Brighton. Free Entry (donations to charity). +++ 7pm – Doors / Drinks / Mince Pies. 7:30pm – Screening of the BBC’s 1969 documentary on ad agency Davidson Pearson Berry and Tuck’s Christmas Party. A fascinating and often hilarious […]

Categories: EVENTS • Tags: brighton, britain, charity, christmas, christmas party, cosmic snowball, dance, december 2014, dj format, donation, england, gb, mini click, miniclick, music, oswald 808, party, photo, photographer, photography, the phyllis tuckwell hospoce, the simonsound, uk

Interview: Spectrum

November 2, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

This year, during Brighton Photo Fringe for our ‘Another Way of Looking’ programme, we hosted an exhibition of Louis Porter’s ‘The Anatomy of Business’. The show was very kindly sponsored by Spectrum, who printed and mounted the works for us and helped guide us along the way to make sure the final prints were as good as they possible could be. We interviewed them about their unique insight into what goes into an exhibition and who is doing what right […]

Categories: EXHIBITIONS, FRINGE / BIENNIAL 2014 • Tags: another way of looking, brighton, england, exhibition, fringe, image, louis porter, mini click, miniclick, photo, photo fringe, photographer, photography, print, printers, printing, spectrum, sussex, the anatomy of business, uk

Leave a comment

Interview: Louis Porter

October 23, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

Our second exhibition of our Another Way of Looking programme, alongside Brighton Photo Fringe and Biennial, comes from ABC photographer Louis Porter with his “Anatomy of Business” body of work. One of our writers, Martha Morley, spoke to Louis about the body of work… I was excited to interview Louis Porter, about his latest exhibition Anatomy of Business which “examines the visual language of business through the appropriation of an archive of 1980’s financial newspaper photographs, acquired by the artist in […]

Categories: WRITING • Tags: brighton, business, discussion, england, exhibition, fringe, interview, louis porter, martha morley, mini click, miniclick, photo, photographer, photography, review, sussex, the anatomy of business, uk

Leave a comment

The Miniclick Photo Talks

Talks, discussions, events, exhibitions, parties and games, all around still and moving images.

Tag: uk

Event: The Miniclick Soapbox – Tues 26th May

Event: Cut & Paste at LOOK/15 / Fri 15th and Sat 16th May, 2015

Talk: On Cycling at BFF – Sat 21st March

Talk: Dafna Talmor, Lucia Pizzani and Esme Horne – Mon 27th April

Project: The Miniclick Mobile Library

Interview: Nadya Sheremetova of FotoDepartment

Party: The Cosmic Snowball & Miniclick – Fri Dec 12th

Interview: Spectrum

Interview: Louis Porter