Miniclick spoke with Natasha Caruana ahead of the opening of her new installation, Timely Tale, for HOUSE.
Categories: WRITING • Tags: art, brighton, england, festival, house, installation, interview, natasha caruana, photographer, photography, timely tale, uk, writing
To coincide with Miniclick’s Ghost Hunting exhibition, join our panel for an evening of fascinating on-theme talks.
Categories: EVENTS • Tags: brighton, chris french, england, exhibition, film, ghost, goldsmiths, haunting, miniclick, photography, sussex, tora colwill, vicky matthews
Miniclick are pleased to be working with Capturing the Chimera again to present two new writing and photography workshops.
Categories: WORKSHOPS • Tags: brighton, bryony good, capturing the chimera, england, free, ghost, ghosts, photography, sofia smith, spirit, uncanny, workshop, writing
This October, Miniclick present a series of events around the Spirit Side, including a new ghost hunting exhibition.
Categories: EVENTS, EXHIBITIONS • Tags: brighton, brunswick square, chris french, death, england, exhibiton, free, ghost, ghosts, regency town house, sussex, talk, tora colwill, vicky matthews, workshop
Martin Seeds engages with the conflicting experiences of Northern Irish identity, politics, culture and nationality through his practice. We spoke to him following up Miniclick’s August talk On Catharsis… +++ After a career in IT, you focused your practice on photography. Would you say this background influenced the way in which you take pictures and enhanced your interest in technology? In my previous career, I treated technology as a tool to assist me to achieve something and that is how I […]
Categories: WRITING • Tags: assembly, brighton, culture, identity, interview, martin seeds, miniclick, miniclick photography talks, nationality, northern ireland, photography, politics, uk
Dulcie Wagstaff uses photography as part of a creative process in which she explores quotidian environments and emotions. After Miniclick’s August talk On Catharsis, we interviewed her about her work… +++ Where do you find inspiration for your dreamlike but uncanny imagery? In terms of artists, I would say Francesca Woodman is my biggest inspiration, and has been since I was about 15. Her images are strange and uncanny, but somehow have a ‘realness’ and depth that can’t be faked […]
Categories: WRITING • Tags: brighton, dulcie wagstaff, everyday, familiar, gardening, inspiration, interview, miniclick, miniclick talks, photography, project, uk, uncanny
A new exhibition for Brighton – A Sense of Place. Miniclick speak to curator Ty Abiodun.
Categories: EXHIBITIONS, WRITING • Tags: Andy Smith, art, Atelier Points, Bella Gomez, Benjamin Phillips, brighton, exhibiton, graphic design, illustration, interview, Jon Dowling, Leah Money, Lewie Evans, Lucy Irving, Lucy Sherston, Mister Phil, Nik Hall, Stacey Thomas, Stuart Tolley, sussex, Tim McDonagh, ty abiodun, Very Own Studio, Will Blood
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 • Tags: art, brighton, event, free, photography, talk
The Miniclick Photo Talks