Tag: artist

Interview: James William Murray

May 8, 2017 by Marta Benavides

James William Murray uses photography as part of a multi-disciplinary practice. After speaking about his work for us at April’s talk about photography and sculpture, we interviewed him regarding his practice and his current solo exhibition Desire Works… +++ Fragility and the ephemeral are intrinsic to your exploration of desire and absence. How does photography convey those notions? One of the ways I think about photography is as a container for sculptural and performative gestures that may only exist for the duration of an […]

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Talk: On Science – Tues 14th June

May 29, 2016 by Jim Stephenson

Melanie King and Murray Ballard present their work, focusing on science and photography.

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Day 4 – The Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar, 2014

December 4, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

Day 4 of the Gran Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar and one of our guest writers, Alex Norton takes us through one of his pick’s from earlier this year. Sam Laughlin’s ‘Frameworks’ from The Velvet Cell… The structures we use to house ourselves have been formed for centuries. We cannot survive without a structure, for what? To place our things in, rest our heads or prevent us from getting wet. A space we live in is undeniably important and can dominate and […]

Categories: BOOK REVIEWS, WRITING • Tags: advent calendar, alex norton, architecture, art, artist, book, building, frameworks, hptography, mono, photo, photo book, photobook, photograph, photographer, photography, sam laughlin, structure, velvet cell

Talk: Tom Pullen – Mon 6th Oct

August 28, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

To coincide with the exhibition of Tom’s work we’re hosting, he will be coming to Brighton to do a talk on his project “Because I Cannot See” which involved collaborating with product designers and the Cornwall Blind Association, to produce portraits of blind and visually impaired people that resulted in traditional photos and 3D tactile versions of them. Tom will be in conversation with academic and writer, Julian Rodriguez. +++ Monday 6th October, 7pm (doors at 6pm) at The Miniclick Business Concern at […]

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Event: The Heart Grows Fonder – Sat 25th Oct

August 27, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

Inspired by Marshall McLuhan’s seminal book “The Medium is the Massage”, Miniclick present a brand new in-print and online experimental participatory project, ‘The Heart Grows Fonder’, which focuses upon the importance of communication and community. In addition to inviting submissions for an online gallery at http://www.theheartgrowsfonder.com, all submissions received before October 20th will be printed out on individual sheets for an all day event on Saturday 25th October where visitors will be able curate their own book from submissions. Miniclick […]

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The Miniclick Photo Talks

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