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Day 14 – The Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar, 2014

December 14, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

GOST featured heavily in our Photobook Advent Calendar last year, partly down to the quality of the work they published, but also down to the care and attention that goes into the design. Behind today’s door of the Photobook Advent Calendar, Lou takes us through a new GOST edition, Rafel Milach’s ‘The Winners’… Published in 2014 by GOST, Rafal Milach’s new book, The Winners, is a collection of images made by Milach in Belarus from 2011. The project (neatly outlined on […]

Categories: BOOK REVIEWS, WRITING • Tags: advent calendar, belarussia, book, gost, miniclick, minsk, photo, photobook, photographer, photography, portrait, rafel milach, review, the winners

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Day 11 – The Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar, 2014

December 11, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

Rolling on with the Grand Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar, and Lou takes a look at Portrait Salon’s annual newspaper… Dougie Wallace Once again we teamed up with Portrait Salon for the launch of their yearly image showcase, and once again we were amazed by the quality of the images featured. Founded in 2011 by Carole Evans and James O. Jenkins, Portrait Salon functions as a form of Salon des Refusés, exhibiting (in slideshow, newspaper format, and print exhibition) the images […]

Categories: BOOK REVIEWS, WRITING • Tags: advent calendar, annual, book, carole evans, emma taylor, hoxton mini press, James O Jenkins, miniclick, newspaper, photo, photobook, photographer, photography, photomonitor, portrait, portrait salon, portraits, review

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Day 2 – The Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar, 2014

December 2, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

Christoph Soeder’s “Clear Cut” is just that. A topographical study of men getting their haircuts in a small barbers in Newport South Wales. image courtesy of A Fine Beginning We were first made aware of Christoph’s book during a visit to Brighton he made with Newport University to talk to a number of practitioners (including Jim and Jack from Miniclick) about their work. This project really stuck in our minds and the book just adds to it even more. The […]

Categories: BOOK REVIEWS, WRITING • Tags: advent calendar, book, brighton, christmas, christoph soeder, clear cut, miniclick, miniclick photobook advent calendar, newport, photo, photobook, photographer, photography, portrait, review, wales

Review: Jimmy Nelson’s “Before they Pass Away”

November 24, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

Jimmy Nelson’s “Before They Pass Away” received a lot of column inches when it opened at Atlas Gallery last month. A few weeks later our writer and resident exhibition wanderer, Dimitra Kountiou visited to see what the fuss was about and to see, now the dust has settled, if her initial opinions might have dulled a little. The gallery and the artist were both contacted for this review, but neither commented. Strolling in the streets of Marylebone, a huge photograph […]

Categories: EXHIBITIONS, WRITING • Tags: atlas gallery, before they pass away, Dimitra Kountiou, england uk, exhibition, jimmy nelson, london, mini click, miniclick, photo, photographer, photography, portrait, portraiture, review

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Launch: Portrait Salon ’14 – Thurs 6th Nov

October 29, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

Portrait Salon is now in it’s fourth year and we’re delighted to be working with them again for their launch party that will be happening simultaneously in London and Brighton. Thursday 6th November, 6:30pm at Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar, Middle Street, Brighton. Free Entry. We’ll be hosting the projection exhibition of all the entries, plus it’ll be your first chance to get hold of this year’s newspaper publication. (image credit: Dougie Wallace) (image credit: Sophie Green) For the first time, they’re exhibiting the […]

Categories: EVENTS • Tags: dougie wallace, event, launch, launch party, mini click, miniclick, party, photo, photographer, photography, portrait, portrait salon, portraiture, salon de refuses, sophie green, taylor wessing

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Talk: John Myers – Weds Nov 19th

October 10, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

Following on from our packed October programme for Brighton Photo Fringe and Biennial, and as a reminder that we are an all-year-round organisation, we’re really pleased to say that John Myers is coming down to Brighton to take us through his incredible work from Stourbridge in the 1970’s. +++ Wednesday November 19th. Doors at 6pm, kicks off at 7pm. Free Entry at The Old Market, Brighton. Free Entry. +++ John Myers (b. 1944) was a teacher in an arts school before it was accepted […]

Categories: EVENTS • Tags: boring photographs, brighton, britain, chat, discussion, documentary, england, gb, john myers, middle england, mini click, miniclick, photo, photograph, photographer, photography, portrait, stourbridge, sussex, talk, typology, uk

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Interview: Tom Pullen

September 27, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

‘Because I Cannot See’ is an exhibition hosted by Miniclick from Falmouth graduate Tom Pullen, that engages people with a sensory experience. Collaborating with product designers and the Cornwall Blind Association, the works include traditional photos alongside 3D tactile versions of the portraits and audio and braille captions. The exhibition forms a part of Miniclick’s “Another Way of Looking” programme throughout October 2014, alongside Brighton Photo Fringe and Brighton Photo Biennial. Our writer, Bryony Good, spoke to Tom about his […]

Categories: WRITING • Tags: 2014, because I cannot see, blind, brighton, brighton photo fringe, cornwall, cornwall blind association, england, exhibition, falmouth, fringe, image, interview, mini click, miniclick, partially sighted, photo, photograph, photographer, photography, portrait, portraits, rnib, sussex, the miniclick business concern, tom pullen, uk

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Exhibition: Tom Pullen – Because I Cannot See

August 26, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

‘Because I Cannot See’ is an exhibition hosted by Miniclick from Falmouth graduate Tom Pullen, that engages people with a sensory experience. Collaborating with product designers and the Cornwall Blind Association, the works include traditional photos alongside 3D tactile versions of the portraits and audio and braille captions. The exhibition forms a part of Miniclick’s “Another Way of Looking” programme throughout October 2014, alongside Brighton Photo Fringe and Brighton Photo Biennial. +++ Thursday Oct 2nd to Thursday Oct 16th (every […]

Categories: EXHIBITIONS, FRINGE / BIENNIAL 2014 • Tags: 3d, audio, because I cannot see, biennial, blind, braille, brighton, cba, cornwall, england, exhibition, flamouth, fringe, mini click, miniclick, multimedia, photo, photograph, photography, portrait, sensory, tactile, tom pullen, touch, uk

Kristina Sälgvik – If You Had Been Here

July 13, 2014 by Jim Stephenson

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 Kristina Sälgvik’s “If You Had Been Here” (which can be purchased here), with writer Bryony Good. In Swedish folklore the Näcken traditionally lured women into lakes and ocean to drown. When Kristina Sälgvik describes the process of taking these photographs perhaps […]

Categories: BOOK REVIEWS, OUR PUBLICATIONS, WRITING • Tags: book, brighton, england, kristina salgvik, miniclick, photo, photobook, photography, portrait, sweden, the miniclick press

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Tag: portrait

Day 14 – The Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar, 2014

Day 11 – The Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar, 2014

Day 2 – The Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar, 2014

Review: Jimmy Nelson’s “Before they Pass Away”

Launch: Portrait Salon ’14 – Thurs 6th Nov

Talk: John Myers – Weds Nov 19th

Interview: Tom Pullen

Exhibition: Tom Pullen – Because I Cannot See

Kristina Sälgvik – If You Had Been Here