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Brighton: Industry with John Spinks and Joseph Murphy, 26th June ’18

May 1, 2018 by Bryony Good

This June we explore the effects of industry with talks from John Spinks and Joseph Murphy. Both photographers take different approaches to exploring the people, the places and the lives that surround industry. +++ Tuesday 26th June, 2018. Doors at 6pm, kicks off at 7pm. Marwoods, Brighton. Free Entry. +++ John Spinks For over 15 years, John Spinks has been photographing the small mining village in North Warwickshire where he spent his childhood. He left the village aged 18 to pursue the […]

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Brighton: MURDER with Rob Ball and conversation with Jack Latham and Gísli Guðjónsson, 2nd May ’18

May 1, 2018 by Bryony Good

In May we are exploring murder. The use of photography as forensic evidence has effected how we see photography as a medium. We hope to explore this relationship further by looking at the work of Rob Ball and his project Scene of Crime. We also have photographer Jack Latham, creator of Sugar Paper Theories, in conversation with Gísli Guðjónsson. The two will explore Gísli’s influence on Jack’s work and his experiences in forensic psychology. +++ Wednesday 2nd May, 2018. Doors at 6pm, kicks […]

Categories: brighton, EVENTS, NEWS • Tags: antonio olmos, brighton, education, free event, photography, rob ball, true crime

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Brighton: COMMON FUTURES with Alexander Missen, 19th April ’18

April 3, 2018 by Jim Stephenson

To mark the opening of his new exhibition at The Fishing Quarter Gallery, Miniclick will be in discussion with Alexander Missen at the private view, finding out more about his COMMON FUTURES work.

Categories: brighton, EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS • Tags: Alexander missen, brighton, discussion, exhibition, fishing quarter gallery, gallery, photo, photographer, photography, private view, talk

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Brighton: ROBOTS with David Vintiner and Gem Fletcher, 25th April ’18

March 28, 2018 by Jim Stephenson

An evening of free photographic discussions in Brighton on the theme of ROBOTS with David Vintiner and Gem Fletcher.

Categories: brighton, EVENTS • Tags: android, april, brighton, David Vintiner, discussion, documentary, free, gem fletcher, humaniod, lecture, photo, photographer, photography, portrait, robot, robots, talk, transhuman

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Brighton: Myths with Harry Rose and Hannah Saunders, 28th March, 2018

February 26, 2018 by Jim Stephenson

Miniclick Brighton look at the subject of Mythology with another free photo talk in March.

Categories: brighton • Tags: bigfoot, brighton, discussion, free, Hannah saunders, harry rose, lecture, myth, mythology, photo, photographer, photography, sussex, talk

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Talk: Escapism with Bobby Mills and Lucy Bentham, 22nd Jan, 2018

December 17, 2017 by Bryony Good

January seemed like the perfect month to explore escapism. Photography and it’s ability to take you to anywhere in the world has led it to be a tool for escapism. Photographers Bobby Mills and Lucy Bentham have both explored this in there work both in practice and outcome. Join us to hear more about the relationship between photographer, photograph and escape. +++ Monday 22nd January, 2018. Doors at 6pm, kicks off at 7pm. The Old Market, Brighton. Free Entry. +++ […]

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Brighton: Industry with John Spinks and Joseph Murphy, 26th June ’18

Brighton: MURDER with Rob Ball and conversation with Jack Latham and Gísli Guðjónsson, 2nd May ’18

Brighton: COMMON FUTURES with Alexander Missen, 19th April ’18

Brighton: ROBOTS with David Vintiner and Gem Fletcher, 25th April ’18

Brighton: Myths with Harry Rose and Hannah Saunders, 28th March, 2018

Talk: Escapism with Bobby Mills and Lucy Bentham, 22nd Jan, 2018