Join Miniclick in Brighton in September with Homer Sykes and Janine Wiedel as we look at the documentation of resistance.
Categories: EVENTS • Tags: brighton, discussion, dispute, documentary, england, free, homer sykes, industrial, janine wiedel, photo, photographer, photography, political, politics, protest, resistance, strikes, sussex, talk, uk, usa
by Bryony Good
This month Miniclick explores catharsis with Dulcie Wagstaff and Martin Seeds. Artistic practice is within itself a process of working through emotions. Photography not only allows the photographer to go through this process but often records others going through this process. Both of our speakers this week explore different sides of this and the emotional relationship between photographer, subject, and the act of photographing. +++ Monday 14th August 2017. Doors at 6pm, kicks off at 7pm. The Old Market, Brighton. Free Entry. […]
Categories: EVENTS, Uncategorized • Tags: art, brighton, event, free, photography, talk
by Bryony Good
Miniclick is taking you on a summer holiday with July’s talk. Rob Ball and William Lakin will be taking you on a photographic journey to holiday resorts across the world. With summer on it’s way we are exploring the photographer as tourist hoping to unpick some of the habits, traditions and rituals of holiday makers and the resorts built to entertain them. +++ Tuesday 11th July, 2017. Doors at 6pm, kicks off at 7pm. The Old Market, Brighton. Free Entry. +++ […]
Categories: EVENTS • Tags: brighton, free event, miniclick, photography, photography talk, rob ball, summer holidays, william lakin
Liz Orton will be speaking at our June talk Photography & Landscape. Her work explores landscape as part of a practice that deals with notions of technology, ecologies and human activity. Leading up to the talk, we interviewed her about the work and her use of landscape… +++ Your views on landscape merge scientific approaches with questions about the photographic apparatus. How did you first become interested in geology and its forms of representation? I’ve always been fascinated by non-photographic […]
Categories: WRITING • Tags: brighton, ecology, england, geology, index, interview, landscape, liz orton, miniclick, natural sciences, photography, project, the miniclick photography talks, uk, work
Katharine MacDaid will be speaking at our June talk Photography & Landscape. Her photographs take us to a variety of outdoors scenarios in different countries and cultures. In the run-up to the talk, we interviewed her about the work and her use of landscape… +++ Your early projects are mainly portraiture based, what made you shift your interest to landscape photography? It was not a conscious choice to shift my interest to landscape photography, I made some great portraits […]
Categories: WRITING • Tags: brighton, childhood, identity, interview, katharine macdaid, landscape, miniclick, miniclick photography talks, outdoors, photography
by Bryony Good
For their free talk in June, Miniclick are turning to the landscape with photographers Liz Orton and Katherine MacDaid.
Categories: EVENTS • Tags: brighton, discussion, free, free events, katherine macdaid, landscpae, lecture, liz orton, miniclick, photo, photographer, photography, talk
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 […]
Categories: WRITING • Tags: artist, brighton, desire, desire works, exhibition, installation, james murray, james william murray, miniclick, multidisciplinary, photographer, photography, sculpture, surface, touch
Miniclick, Spectrum & Spectrum City present Behind the Beat – a new exhibition covering subculture in the UK.
Categories: EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS • Tags: ali tollervey, brighton, dean chalkley, derek ridgers, elaine constantine, england, exhibition, free, gavin watson, harris elliott, hip hop, ken russell, lecture, mods, northern soul, party, paul hallam, punks, rave, rudeboy, skins, spectrum, stuart griffiths, subculture, talk, teddy girls, teds, uk
by Bryony Good
For April’s photography talk we are focusing on photography’s ever growing relationship with sculpture. The physicality of photography is becoming a subject that’s being explored more and more as the digital world evolves and seemingly takes over. We have invited photographers working to contradict this assumption to come and tell us how they work physically with photographs. +++ Monday 24th April, 2017. Doors at 6pm, kicks off at 7pm. The Old Market, Brighton. Free Entry. +++ James Murray Drawing upon a range […]
Categories: EVENTS • Tags: brighton, event, photography, sculpture
