The Miniclick Photo Talks

Oct 2016 – CONTROL

September 26, 2016 by Jim Stephenson

Working with Gordon MacDonald, Miniclick present CONTROL – a series of exhibitions and talks examining how images are used to manipulate.

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Interview: Brighton MA Photography ’16

August 19, 2016 by Jim Stephenson

As they approach their grad show, we spoke to this year’s Brighton University MA Students.

Categories: WRITING • Tags: brighton, course, discussion, education, england, interview, ma, mini click, miniclick, photo, photobook, photograph, photographer, photographers, photography, sussex, uk

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Talks: Photography and Performance

July 23, 2016 by bryonygood

August is almost upon us and we have an exciting performance based talk for you this month. Our free talk in Brighton will be on the topic of Photography and Performance, hopefully exploring the paradoxical relationship between performer and photographer and how this can effect the language of both mediums. Our speakers include Jocelyn Allen and Kate Radford who will both be talking about their experiences working with both mediums. We will also be lucky enough to be showing the […]

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Talk: Mark Power and Daniel Cockrill -Tues 6th Sept

July 21, 2016 by Jim Stephenson

An evening of poetry and photography as Mark Power and Daniel Cockrill launch their new book, Destroying the Laboratory for the Sake of the Experiment.

Categories: EVENTS • Tags: book, book launch, brighton, daniel cockrill, destroying the laboratory for the sake of the experiment, discussion, documentary, dtlftsote, england, lecture, mark power, mini click, miniclick, photo, photobook, photograph, photographer, photographers, photographs, photography, poem, poet, poetry, reading, sussex, talk, uk

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Miniclick's The Heart Grows Fonder. Oct 25th, 2014

Open Call & Event: THGF Bedtime Stories with About the Physical Object

July 20, 2016 by bryonygood

In August we’re joining forces with About the Physical Object to help explore their the physicality of books and photographs. We’re adapting our long running project, The Heart Grows Fonder, for a participatory, submissions based, all day event that will allow you to come along and curate and write your own bedtime photostory. About the Physical Object will be at Bold Tendencies August 19th – 21st and we’re looking for submissions now! THGF Bedtime Stories Sat August 20th August. 12 to 5pm Free Entry […]

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Talks: LGBTQ – Weds 27th July

July 5, 2016 by Jim Stephenson

This July, ahead of Brighton Pride, Miniclick are working with Into the Outside to present a series of talks that speak of the experience of being LGBTQ in 2016.

Categories: EVENTS • Tags: brighton, discussion, england, helen cammock, into the outside, juliette buss, lecture, lgbt, lgbtq, mini click, miniclick, photo, photograph, photographer, photography, photoworks, pride, pride 2016, sussex, talk, uk

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HOME: a collective photo-illustrated story by John Morrison

June 14, 2016 by bryonygood

Here is the collaboratively photo-illustrated story created by our contributors to the HOME project. In response to this year’s Brighton Festival theme of ‘home’ we initiated a collaborate submissions project exploring collective experiences of returning home, each being an emotive and personal journey we all can relate to. Writer John Morrison wrote us a short story about his experience returning home and our talented participants each responded to a section photographically to create this collectively photo-illustrated piece. The results are below… […]

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