Miniclick present United & Industrious, a new experimental exhibition and series of workshops for Brighton Photo Fringe, 2018.
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Working with Gordon MacDonald, Miniclick present CONTROL – a series of exhibitions and talks examining how images are used to manipulate.
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This year, during Brighton Photo Fringe for our ‘Another Way of Looking’ programme, we hosted an exhibition of Louis Porter’s ‘The Anatomy of Business’. The show was very kindly sponsored by Spectrum, who printed and mounted the works for us and helped guide us along the way to make sure the final prints were as good as they possible could be. We interviewed them about their unique insight into what goes into an exhibition and who is doing what right […]
Categories: EXHIBITIONS, FRINGE / BIENNIAL 2014 • Tags: another way of looking, brighton, england, exhibition, fringe, image, louis porter, mini click, miniclick, photo, photo fringe, photographer, photography, print, printers, printing, spectrum, sussex, the anatomy of business, uk
Our second exhibition of our Another Way of Looking programme, alongside Brighton Photo Fringe and Biennial, comes from ABC photographer Louis Porter with his “Anatomy of Business” body of work. One of our writers, Martha Morley, spoke to Louis about the body of work… I was excited to interview Louis Porter, about his latest exhibition Anatomy of Business which “examines the visual language of business through the appropriation of an archive of 1980’s financial newspaper photographs, acquired by the artist in […]
Categories: WRITING • Tags: brighton, business, discussion, england, exhibition, fringe, interview, louis porter, martha morley, mini click, miniclick, photo, photographer, photography, review, sussex, the anatomy of business, uk
On Wednesday we said farewell to Rob Hornstra who has been over in England to work with Miniclick during our Another Way of Looking programme, hosting a talk about The Sochi Project and his DIY Storytelling Workshop. There can be very few photographers who are as generous in sharing their stories, methods and ideas as Rob and the workshop and talk alike were a fantastic insight. The Sochi Project, which Rob worked on for four years with journalist Arnold van […]
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As part of Miniclick’s Another Way Of Looking programme, Valus Sonov and Kevin Beck interview individuals and photography groups from across the world about their bookshelves, asking them to find another way of looking at their photobooks and zines. In this edition, Valus and Kevin show their bookshelves and select few ones that made them look and think about photographic medium in a different way. From Valus This is how our (I share the collection with my housemates) bookshelf looks […]
Categories: FRINGE / BIENNIAL 2014, WRITING • Tags: another way of looking, book, bookshelf, brighton, england, fringe, image, kevin beck, mini click, miniclick, newspaper, photo, photobook, photobookshow, photographer, photography, review, save zine, sussex, uk, valus sonov, zine
Lats Saturday we had a great day at The Miniclick Business Concern to launch Eleanor MacNair’s ‘Photographs Rendered in Play Doh‘, with Eleanor, MacDonaldStrand and Photomonitor. People were invited along to recreate their favourite photograph in Play Doh and we had over 50 renderings made during the day (which were then all rolled up into one big blob at the end). Thanks to all those who came along – we’ll be making a ‘zine from all the submissions soon…
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On Saturday 11th October we bought back our ‘Everyone’s A Curator’ event for the Brighton Photo Fringe and Biennial, an evolving experimental exhibition that is created and curated during the day by the collected masses. We had loads of people come to the Miniclick Business Concern during the day to help with the curation. We spent 6hrs going through the submitted images on a projector, selecting ones that caught the crowd’s eyes and printing them there and then to be […]
Categories: EVENTS • Tags: 2014, biennial, brighton, curation, curator, democracy, democratic, eac, england, everyone's a curator, evolving, exhibition, experiment, experimental, fringe, image, mini click, miniclick, photo, photograph, photographer, photography, sussex, uk
As our first exhibition as part of this year’s Brighton Photo Fringe comes to a close, photographer and writer, Alexander Norton sent us his review of Tom Pullen’s ‘Because I Cannot See‘… I am instantly drawn to a man with a tidy moustache. His poem echoing around the other voices on show. When all played together a swarm of echoing chants fill your ears. The photographs are more prominent than the other components down to their use of colour. The […]
Categories: EXHIBITIONS • Tags: alexander norton, because I cannot see, blind, brighton, brighton photo fringe, england, exhibition, fringe, mini click, miniclick, partially sighted, review, sussex, tom pullen, uk
