Ahead of Miniclick’s Behind the Beat exhibition, we spoke to photographers Ellie Ramsden and Carly Tyrell.
Categories: WRITING • Tags: behind the beat, carly tyrell, ellie ramsden, grime, hardcore, interview, music, photo, photographer, photography, portraits, portraiture, subculture, university of gloucestershire, women, youth, youth culture
Jenny Lewis and Martin Usborne visit Miniclick in Brighton to discuss their beautiful photography.
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A few years ago, Alma Haser and Emily Macaulay met at a Miniclick event. Through a mutual love of paper engineering, a unique collaboration began around Alma’s Cosmic Surgery portraits. Now an entire world has been imagined, and the Cosmic Surgery team are looking for help to fund a second edition of the book on Kickstarter. We spoke to Emily about the world they’ve created, the nature of collaborating and what to expect from the new book… Cosmic Surgery […]
Categories: WRITING • Tags: alma haser, book, collaboration, cosmic surgery, emily macaulay, interview, josh emerson, kickstarter, miniclick, piers bizony, pop up, portrait, portraits
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
‘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 […]
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To coincide with the exhibition of Tom’s work we’re hosting, he will be coming to Brighton to do a talk on his project “Because I Cannot See” which involved collaborating with product designers and the Cornwall Blind Association, to produce portraits of blind and visually impaired people that resulted in traditional photos and 3D tactile versions of them. Tom will be in conversation with academic and writer, Julian Rodriguez. +++ Monday 6th October, 7pm (doors at 6pm) at The Miniclick Business Concern at […]
Categories: EVENTS, FRINGE / BIENNIAL 2014 • Tags: art, artist, because I cannot see, biennial, blind, brighton, brighton photo fringe, cornwall, discussion, england, exhibition, mini click, miniclick, photo, photographer, photography, portraits, portraiture, sussex, tactile, talk, tom pullen, uk, visually impaired
This year, in the true spirit of Christmas, we’re doing the Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar where we’ll look at a different photobook, newspaper, magazine or ‘zine we like by someone we’ve worked with in the last 12 months, right up until Christmas Day. To view the Advent Calendar picks so far,click here. Day 13 – December 13th Jim Naughten – Re-enactors Back in June we launched the second issue of our Publication, Publication#2. It was themed on portraiture and we […]
Categories: BOOK REVIEWS • Tags: advent calendar, book, brighton, christmas, england, jim naughten, mini click, miniclick, people, photo, photo book, photobook, photographs, photography, portrait, portraits, re-enactors, reenactors, review, sussex, war, ww1, ww2
This year, in the true spirit of Christmas, we’re doing the Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar where we’ll look at a different photobook, newspaper, magazine or ‘zine we like by someone we’ve worked with in the last 12 months, right up until Christmas Day. To view the Advent Calendar picks so far,click here. Day 12 – December 12th James O Jenkins – United Kingdom James is (along with Carole Evans) one of the founders of Portrait Salon, who we’ve worked with […]
Categories: BOOK REVIEWS • Tags: advent calendar, book, brighton, christmas, england, James O Jenkins, mini click, miniclick, photo, photo book, photobook, photographs, photography, portraits, review, sussex, united kingdom
This year, in the true spirit of Christmas, we’re doing the Miniclick Photobook Advent Calendar where we’ll look at a different photobook, newspaper, magazine or ‘zine we like by someone we’ve worked with in the last 12 months, right up until Christmas Day. Day 7 – December 7th Niall McDiarmid – Crossing Paths Like many people we’d been following Niall’s journey around the UK, taking portraits of locals as he went, via his excellent tumblr and twitter feed. Back in […]
Categories: BOOK REVIEWS • Tags: advent calendar, book, brighton, christmas, crossing paths, documentary, england, mini click, miniclick, niall mcdiarmid, photo, photo book, photobook, photographs, photography, portraits, review, sussex
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