Another Space: Political Squatting in Brighton 1994-Present
October 10, 2012 photoworks_uk 4 other publications
Part of the Brighton Photo Biennial 2012 (BPB12). This exhibition focuses on Brighton’s squat culture from the early 1990s to the present, forging strong connections between the politics of space and the history of the locale. BPB12 curators have drawn together a body of photographs showing political squats – empty buildings occupied to make political points – taken by Brighton’s squatters during the past twenty-five years. The photographs suggest different ways of thinking about space to those which generally dominate capitalist culture. The images will be widely distributed throughout the festival in a free publication and displayed in the same locations they were originally made, throwing the changing face of the city into relief.
Part of the Brighton Photo Biennial 2012 (BPB12). This exhibition focuses on Brighton’s squat culture from the early 1990s to the present, forging strong connections between ...
