by Bryony Good
Miniclick arrive in Leeds with a new series of free photography talks. First up, Seba Kurtis.
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Ahead of his talk on Jan 4th, 2017, Dimitri D’Ippolito discusses his work, The Are Not with Miniclick.
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An evening of poetry and photography as Mark Power and Daniel Cockrill launch their new book, Destroying the Laboratory for the Sake of the Experiment.
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Mornings can mean completely different things to different people. In Ante Meridiem (a publication submitted to our Mobile Library in 2015), Richard Higgenbottom of Tide Press invited a group of photographers from around the world to respond to that particular time of day visually. The results are beautiful. We spoke to Richard about the process of putting the publication together. Can you introduce us to Ante Meridiem? Ante Meridiem is a collaborative photographic work themed around morning time. The idea was […]
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In his first article for Miniclick, Jamie Dalzell takes a look at the increasing concerns surrounding our digital footprint once we shuffle of this mortal coil… In Memoriam: Your Digital Photo Footprint Some keep them in old shoe boxes, stashed away at the back of overcrowded cupboards. Others? In photo books and albums, gathering dust atop bookshelves. The lengthiest book of all, if the old adage of ‘A picture is worth a thousand words’ rings true. And let’s not forget that […]
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Day 3 of our Grand Photobook Advent Calendar and Nicoletta Barbata takes us through one of her favourite book’s of the year… When I think about Photographs Rendered in Play-Doh I think of a great tiny book which well represents what photography is about and what we love about photography at Miniclick. Photography should arouse curiosity, should whet your appetite to know more. It can be communicate in hundreds of different ways. If it’s done with a sense of fun, then […]
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We’ve been following Kate Peters for a while now, since her excellent project Yes, Mistress series and we’re delighted to announce she will be coming to do a talk for us later in July. Kate will be in discussion with art historian and curator, Rodrigo Orrantia. Tuesday, July 29th. Doors at 6:30pm, talk starts at 7pm. Free Entry at EMPORIUM, Brighton. Free Entry. Kate Peters (b.1980) is a photographer based in London, England. Inspired by a rebellious photography teacher Kate began making photographs at […]
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We’re very pleased to announce that Glen Erler will be coming down to Brighton in May to talk about his ‘Family Tree’ project. Glen’s name came up a couple of times at our review of 2013 we did in January, with particular reference to his book of Family Tree that came out last year so this talk will be a must-see! Tuesday May 13th. Doors at 6pm, talk starts at 7pm. Free Entry at The Old Market, Brighton. Free Entry Glen Erler is an […]
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Way back in May last year we took 10 photographers up to Liverpool to put on a series of short talks as part of LOOK/13’s opening weekend at The Bluecoat. One of them was Niall McDiarmid, someone we’d been keen to work with for a while. He smashed through the 10 minute time limit we’d given the speakers but we didn’t mind too much as we were having so much fun listening to him. Since then, he’s published a book […]
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