Tag: jim mortram

The Miniclick Fundraising Editions Lucky Dip

July 24, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

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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Miniclick Publication#2

July 19, 2013 by Jim Stephenson

On March 28th, 2013 we launched the first issue of our publication. We called it Issue#1 as we were already making plans for future issues, so long at the first one sold well. Thankfully, all 175 copies sold out within a couple of months so I can happily announce Issue#2 will be released (with a launch party) on Wednesday August 14th. We’ve printed 200 copies this time around, all with hand stitched binding and letterpressed, mirrored covers. Click here to […]

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18/05/2013 – LOOK/13

April 9, 2013 by Jim Stephenson

We’re really pleased to be working with Liverpool’s International Photography Festival, LOOK/13 to put on Pulse – an afternoon of short talks on their opening day, Saturday 18th May. Curated by the Miniclick team and Patrick Henry (director of LOOK/13), Sara-Jayne Parsons (The Bluecoat), Colin McPherson (LOOK/13) and Simon Bainbridge (British Journal of Photography), 10 of Liverpool’s, and the UK’s, finest photographers will be doing short talks on the subject “Who Do You Think You Are?”. Saturday 18th May, 2:30pm […]

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11th Dec 2012 / Jim Mortram and Wayne Ford

November 1, 2012 by Jim Stephenson

The Fringe closes on November 17th, but that doesn’t mean Miniclick is stopping! We run events all year round… The miniclick photography talks present Jim Mortram in discussion with Wayne Ford. Tuesday December 11th, 7pm. Free Entry at The Old Market. This is our first talk after the Fringe and we’re well chuffed to be able to bring Jim Mortram and Wayne Ford down to Brighton for December’s miniclick night – two people we’ve been keen to work with for […]

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The Miniclick Photo Talks

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