As Miniclick celebrates its tenth anniversary, Gemma Padley speaks to photography professionals about the role of communities and why they are more important now than ever.
Categories: INTERVIEWS, WRITING • Tags: autograph, bindi vora, community, format, gemma padly, louise fedotov-clements, matt martin, mimi mollica, miniclick, photo meet, photobookcafe, quad, the photocopy club
The last few months have been a unique period of time, singular in our lifetimes. We’ve had to find ways to adjust our day-to-days, to look after ourselves and those around us, find new routines and reflect on the important things. Many photographers have used their practice to makes sense of it all. We first became aware of Jamie Sinclair’s work through his ‘Unrequited Love’ project, a gently emotional project about a ballet dancer and what it means to give […]
Categories: INTERVIEWS • Tags: bow, covid, documentary, jamie sinclair, lockdown, london, photo, photographer, photography
Kate Radford is a multi-disciplinary artist, polymath and activist based in Hebden Bridge. On the lead up to her performance Drought at Vault Festival, we had a chat about her practice… Your work tackles themes around social change. What is your perspective on activism through art? I think art communicates to people through and beyond the walls of the world that are built around us. It connects us to our imagination, our spirit, our history, our future, in a […]
Categories: INTERVIEWS, Uncategorized • Tags: activism, drought, experimental, interview, kateradford, london, miniclick, performance, photography, prose, protest, social change, vaultfestival
Ahead of the launch of her new book “The Firewood Turns”, Miniclick speaks with Katherine MacDaid.
Categories: INTERVIEWS, WRITING • Tags: alaska, belfast, book, documentary, green river killer, interview, katherine macdaid, launch, miniclick, northern ireland, oman, portrait, usa
After being introduced to us by Joy Stacey, Pablo Pérez Castelló has reviewed the latest immersive artwork from Izdihar Afyouni, Thicker Than Blood… “As an audience member and inexplicable participant at Izdihar Afyouni’s immersive art exhibition Thicker Than Blood, and having been subjected to The Interrogation, this review focuses my an account of the influence that this kind of event has on a person – namely, to be exposed to the underlying oppressive practices in modern societies due to arbitrary […]
Categories: GUEST POSTS, INTERVIEWS
by Bryony Good
Working with Roz Doherty on Miniclick events in Leeds has been a real success for us and a big part of that has been due to the welcome we’ve received from the photographers and photographic organisations living and working in the north. To celebrate the amazing work of these individuals and organisations we have conducted a number of interviews exploring the stories and ideas behind what they do. First up is photographer, publisher, curator, events organiser and lecturer Adam Murray. Can […]
Categories: INTERVIEWS, Uncategorized • Tags: interview, photography, prestonismyparis
Miniclick interviews Harry Rose about his work ‘Looking for Bigfoot’
Categories: INTERVIEWS, WRITING • Tags: bigfoot, conspiracy, harry rose, interview, Lottie wilson, miniclick, photo, photographer, photography, uk
In January Bobby Mills joined Lucy Bentham in our talks around the theme of escapism. We caught up with Bobby to ask a little more about the project he spoke to us about Man. Do you think the way in which you approach your photography has changed after discovering the life of Manfred and his story? I’m not sure my approach has changed in as much as it has developed. It’s been a huge learning curve, from working around language […]
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At last months Miniclick talk we explored the theme of escapism with Lucy Bentham and Bobby Mills. We caught up with Lucy to ask a few questions about the way she works. The work you talked of regarding escapism shows landscape photography. Is this the main area you work with currently and has there always been a pull to it for you personally? My project ‘Escape Theory: Sublime’ revolves around a central theme of landscape photography as escapism; borne from […]
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