As part of Miniclicks’ CONTROL programme, Jack Latham presents a new installation on his project Sugar Paper Theories.
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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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We’re very pleased to be working with Hoxton Mini Press and Photomonth at their Photobook Weekend in October. We’re organising a series of talks on ‘The Life and Times of a Photobook’ to run in a space on the Truman Brewery site that will also host 8 of the finest independent photobook publishers, selling their wares. Meet the publishers, smell the paper, join the discussion. Just don’t say ‘print is dead’. +++ Saturday 10th October and Sunday 11th October. Talks 3pm to […]
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Christmas Eve! It’s been a great year for Miniclick and we’ve got to work with some amazing new people as well as some of our regular favourites. Since it’s Christmas Eve, we thought we’d reflect on some of the zines we put out on the Miniclick Press… Way back in June this year we published five ‘zines from five Brighton based photographers. Or at least five photographers who were based in Brighton when we launched then. Kevin Meredith took us sea […]
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October is fast approaching and Miniclick have been busy creating their programme of events, exhibitions and parties to coincide with Brighton Photo Fringe and Brighton Photo Biennial, titled “Another Way of Looking” (or, AWOL). To keep all our events free and open to everyone, we need to do a bit of fundraising so we’re launching “The Miniclick Fundraising Editions Lucky Dip”. We’ve had 32 different photographers kindly donate an exclusive, one-off, 10 by 8 inch print and we’ve individually sealed […]
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In June 2014, we launched The MIniclick Press with the plan to publish affordable books on photographers side project, experimental works and archives. We started off with 5 books by Brighton based photographers. Here we take a closer look at Jack Latham’s “The Prospect of Forest Preservation” (which can be purchased here), with writer Bryony Good. ‘Distant trees creak Deep echoing cracks; Deadwood limbs Break and bend. Unseen birds Clatter and flap Between branches As men below Beat the brush They […]
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The Miniclick Press has been set up to publish the side projects, experimental works and forgotten archives of photographers we like. We’ve been finding that whilst chatting to photographers about their work, or trawling through their websites researching events we’re doing, that we keep finding gems of projects that haven’t seen enough of the light of day. Twice this year we’ll be publishing 5 new books, each time on a different theme. In June, and for our first set, we’re focusing […]
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To conclude our photobook themed month, we’re having a launch night! But a launch night for what? Well, following on from the success of our Publication# editions we did last March and August, we’re releasing 5 monographs by 5 different photographers. This is the start of the Miniclick Press. Please do come by. Wednesday June 25th. Doors at 6pm, kicks off at 7pm. Free Entry at The Old Market, Brighton. Free Entry. The Miniclick Press has been set up to publish the side projects, […]
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This month Miniclick will be hosting it’s first talk abroad, in Freetown Sierra Leone. We are very pleased to announce our next speaker, Sullivan Kallon. Kallon is the head of the photographic society of Sierra Leone and has previously worked closely with Tim Hetherington to produce a British Arts council commission “Architecture of Sierra Leone”. Last December we hosted a screening of Sebastian Junger’s “Which Way is the Front Line From Here: The Life and Times of Tim Hetherington” with […]
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