Brighton Photo Fringe 2010 brochure by Photo Fringe

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010

Funders

Brighton Photo Fringe 2010 At its inception, in 2003, the Brighton Photo Fringe was made up of a group of four photographers discussing the promotional possibilities offered by the Brighton Photo Biennial for themselves and to other photographers in the town. I was lucky enough to be one of those photographers and have been privileged enough to have a role in the Fringe since. The meeting was developed into an idea over three months and the first Photo Fringe was made up of less than thirty exhibitions and events brought together in a brochure paid for by the participating photographers. Seven years later, and in its fourth event, the Fringe is now made up of over one hundred and thirty exhibitions and events including a diverse range of work made and presented by photographers from many different backgrounds and levels of experience.

SPONSORS

The Fringe works with photographers and curators who have attained international recognition as well as those who are exhibiting their work or arranging photographic exhibitions for the first time - all are welcome to show their work and to celebrate photography as part of this extraordinary event. It is, I believe, one of the largest and most accessible celebrations of photography in the world and is a credit to the enthusiasm and the ongoing vision of the organisers, Helen Cammock and Woodrow Kernohan, and the many participants, all of whom work towards the festival in a spirit of enthusiasm, generosity and collaborative effort. I am still enormously proud and exited to be involved and constantly amazed by the effort put in to this expanding and innovative event. The Fringe is normally centred in the city of Brighton & Hove, but this year we are pleased to welcome groups from Hastings & St Leonards and Chichester; extending the event east and west along the south coast. We are also excited to welcome new groups of photographers from outside of the region from cities across the UK and, increasingly, from across the globe. As part of this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Fringe we are particularly pleased to welcome a group of photographers from Africa, whose exhibition and trip to Brighton are generously supported by the British Council and whose involvement is adding again to the rich mix of voices and approaches to photographic practice making up the Brighton Photo Fringe.

Partners

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We hope that you enjoy the Fringe; that you are able to visit a large number of exhibitions and take part in one of the many events organised throughout the six weeks of the Fringe. We also hope that you will be inspired to engage with photography more often and even take part in the next Brighton Photo Fringe in 2012. If you have any comments or would like to know more about Brighton Photo Fringe, please visit www.photofringe.org, our flickr group and comment on our Facebook page. Contact us via info@photofringe.org, or follow us on Twitter. Enjoy the Fringe.There is something for everybody and everyone is invited. Gordon McDonald Chair BPF

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 A Calmer Exchange Zoë Panting 5 – 14 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94-101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

Above the Books Axel Hesslenberg 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Sat 09.30 – 18.00 Sun 11.00 – 16.30 City Books 23 Western Road Hove BN13 1AF

www.city-books.co.uk

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A Calmer Exchange explores the power of the landscape to transform psychological states. Revealed by the darkroom process, long exposures echo moments of standing still within the forest, of being absorbed into a state of calm and heightened awareness by colour, light, and shade.

This exhibition plays with the partial understanding readers have about the book they buy. Each photograph shows fragments and traces that are or can be part of a greater narrative. Their intent is to act as entry points and keys, inviting viewers to follow their own imagination. www.thepebbles.com

Abreast of Stress Melanie Clark 2 – 17 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94-101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

1 in 8 women in Britain are devastated by a breast cancer diagnosis. This work arose due to my own experience and evolved through collaboration with members from my local support group. I’ve attempted to express the diverse feelings of the individual regarding the disease, treatment and ‘survivorship’. www.melanieclark.co.uk

Bascom Avenue: The Unloved Heart of San Jose, California Kit Fordham 2 – 24 Oct Mon – Fri 12.00 – 23.00 Sat – Sun 09.00 – 23.00 JB’s American Diner 31 Kings Road Brighton BN1 1NR www.jbsdiner.co.uk

Google HQ, gluten-free ciabattas and Segway green personal transporters? Not this side of Silicon Valley. Here Valley Gold & Silver Exchange pawn shop, spicy fish tacos and immaculate 1970 Chevys take their place in Bascom Avenue’s bohemian, multi-ethnic world. This photography exhibition reveals a Silicon Valley you wouldn’t imagine - an Arabic TV station broadcast from a defunct Art Deco cinema, rose-covered weatherboard cottages, a Pakistani-trained engineer selling classic tailfin automobiles - challenging preconceptions of InfoTech’s effect on daily life by turning the lens upon its doorstep. Bascom Avenue is counter-stereotype, counter-trend: an analogue crossroads in the heart of digital Silicon Valley. www.kitfordham.com

After Portia Webb 2 – 30 Oct Fri – Sun 13.00 – 17.00 a&e Gallery 38 Cheltenham Place Brighton BN3 4AB www.aegallery.org

In a series of photographs taken in the usually unseen moments after childbirth, Portia Webb explores the duality of the perception of birth, as an intimate and yet violent occurrence. Whilst void of human life, her evocative photographs contain signs and paraphernalia of the event whilst concealing a narrative. www.portiawebb.com

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 Beginnings Lucy Jo Brown 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Fri 07.30 – 19.30 Spinelli Coffee 111 St James Street Brighton BN2 1TH www.spinellicoffee.co.uk

‘Beginnings’ unites starting points for personal projects that remain unfinished. These images are beginnings of thoughts, emotions or themes which have now passed. Perhaps in themselves they are already complete or there will come a time to explore them further. www.lucyjobrown.co.uk

BETTER in TUNE Herman van den Boom 2 – 17 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

Imaginitive Lives/Lives of the Imagination. A photography project about Car-tuning and Car-babes. The underlying idea of the project is that of the world as a desire representation in a mediated society. The project was made possible by a generous grant by the Dutch Foundation of the Arts and the Sem Presser Foundation in Amsterdam. www.hermanvandenboom.net

Blair’s Boy Tom Wichelow 10 – 15 Oct Sun 10:00 – 16:00 Mon – Fri 09:30 – 17:30 Opening night Saturday 9th Oct 6-9pm Bands etc Brighton Media Centre Gallery 15 – 17 Middle Street Brighton BN1 1AL www.mediacentre.org

Belongings Judith Ricketts 2 – 17 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

Judith Ricketts is an experimental photographer. Her current series of semi abstract works are based on objects that retain traces of memory; someone's time, someone's place. The work is a play on scale and perception, what it leaves out is as important as what is included, what it sends to the back is as important as what it brings to the fore. Judith trained at University College London, works as an interior architect and undertakes photographic commissions specialising in producing large scale images for commercial and residential interiors.

A weeklong multimedia exhibition inspired by the ending of the New-Labour era. New work by Tom Wichelow made during a year long collaborative project with a Brighton adolescent who allowed unrestricted access to his life as he struggled with independence and the criminal justice system. Beginning in May 2009, it ends with his release from Feltham Young Offenders Institution on election day 2010. It takes the form of a photo essay with accompanying films, projections and ephemera. www.tomwichelow.com

“I am really looking forward to my first exhibition in Brighton. My work is dramatic and sits well in both traditional and contemporary spaces.” www.judithricketts.com

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Bright Nights

Brighton Threads

Alex Bamford, Jean-Luc Brouard, Andrew Ford, Andre Lichtenberg

Kevin Meredith

2 Oct – 16 Oct Mon 10.00 – 13.00 Tue – Sat 10.00 – 18.00

9 Oct – 31 Oct Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat 10.00 – 18.00 Thu 10.00 – 19.00 Sun 11.00 – 17.00 Beyond Retro 42 Vine Street Brighton BN1 4AG

CompARTment Unit 38 The Open Market Marshalls Row London Road Brighton BN1 4JS

www.beyondretro.com

Lack of light is usually a stumbling block for the perfect photograph but in Bright Nights the nocturnal light opens up a whole new world to be explored. Bright Nights brings together for the first time the work of four Brighton based artists whose creative imagery explores the realms of low light level photography during the hours of darkness. You are invited to steal a glimpse of this world at the Bright Nights projection installation.

Brighton Threads is a collection of portraits taken in Brighton for Source magazine’s trend spotting section. Kevin has been trend spotting for the magazine since January 2010. The images are montages made out of separate prints taken on a Lomo LCA a cult Russian film camera. Kevin’s trend spotting photos have been written about by Photo Pro Magazine and American Photo Magazine as examples of a unique way to shoot trend spotting pictures. www.lomokev.com

www.bright-nights.co.uk

BrightClick II an evening of photography talks

South Coast Design Forum (SCDF) present an evening of photography talks featurLisa Barnard, Simon Roberts ing Simon Roberts and Lisa Barnard. Simon will discuss 6 Oct ‘The Election Project’ in the Wed 18.30 context of his wider artistic practice, presenting his own The Basement images and the public’s. Lisa 24 Kensington Street will discuss her latest project Brighton BN1 4AJ ‘32 Smiths Square’ and the www.thebasement.uk.com wider context of this work. Tickets on the door or at www.scdf.org. £5 (SCDF member) £7 (non-member) £3 (student).

Brighton Media Centre Brighton Media Centre Friese-Greene House 15 – 17 Middle Street Brighton BN1 1AL www.mediacentre.org

The ArtsFORUM presents... September 29 – October 8

www.lisabarnard.co.uk www.simoncroberts.com

Naked Britain – Anastasia Trahanas October 9 – October 25 Unexpected – Group 2 October 16 – October 26

CARCERI Martin Pover 5 Nov - 14 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB The title comes from Piranesi’s series of etchings of 1750 which depict fantastical prisons and explore the psychological dynamics of social control and perspective. The project consists of photographs of empty cages. The abandoned spaces anticipate action and drama, but are imbued with an inescapable finality. The arresting geometry of the zoo architecture governs the choice of view-point, and a faux-reality of ‘the wild’ is exposed. Far from offering a sublime experience, the contemporary zoo is revealed as tableaux and artifice.

Contra-invention Images by Mocksim and ‘co-rated’ by Huw Bartlett October 27 – November 14

Blair’s Boy – Tom Wichelow- Food Keeps Body & Soul Together – Astrid Schulz October 9 – October 15 October 28 – November 14

BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 Chalk Hill Society Willie Robb 11 Oct – 23 Oct Mon, Wed – Sat 10.00 – 16.00 The Westgate Chapel The Hibbert Room 92a High Street Lewes BN7 1XH

www.westgatemeeting.airset.com

Clouds Of Glory Percy Dean

2 Oct – 17 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

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An informative celebration of community inspired enterprises in and around Lewes, East Sussex with still and moving imagery. A number of talks will be taking place in the exhibition space hosted by spokespeople from featured organisations. www.willierobb.com

The Orthodox Jewish community of Prestwich in Manchester is the second largest in the UK. Percy Dean’s time with this community has produced a body of work that represents their fragile balance between place and culture. www.percydean.com

Contra-invention Mocksim Co-rated by Huw Bartlett 27 Oct – 14 Nov Daily 10.30 – 17.30 Brighton Media Centre Friese-Greene Gallery Friese-Greene House 15 – 17 Middle Street Brighton BN1 1AL www.mediacentre.org

Photographs. Investigations. Unscientific, incomprehensive. The most important industry: Parking Fines? Many hate Traffic-Wardens. Mocksim does not. He despises cars. Automobiles are proof that what’s best isn’t always a win in the Market Place. The Internal Combustion Engine even, is inelegant, compared with the beautiful Gas Turbine or bicycle. Cars barely work. Traffic-Wardens seem interested in cars. The eyes of the Traffic-Warden may be of value, shake things up. To be read in Death Rattle rhythm. www.mocksim.org

Closer Stuart Griffiths 2 Oct – 14 Nov Tue – Sun 11.00 – 17.00 Phoenix Brighton 10 – 14 Waterloo Place Brighton BN2 9NB www.phoenixbrighton.org

Brighton Photo Fringe and Phoenix Brighton are pleased to present Closer, an exhibition of photographs by Stuart Griffiths. This exhibition was selected from over 200 submissions to the Brighton Photo Fringe OPEN 2010 by Charlotte Cotton, Martin Parr and Val Williams. Closer is Griffiths’ first solo exhibition and includes two bodies of photographs: the first produced between 2003 – 2008, the second during the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. Griffiths began taking photographs when he was a young soldier and this exhibition explores his personal feelings towards war and conflict. www.stuartgriffiths.net

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Deepdowndarkhorse.com Sophie Molins Open 24/7 www.deepdowndarkhorse.com An invitation to a journey A transitional gift A right of passage To fully explore this site please use safari.

Dontforgetthemonkey.com Sophie Molins Open 24/7 www.dontforgetthemonkey.com (Where have we come from where are we going to?) We have evolved from primates. Their image is everywhere: in the press; on the web; in shops; in the streets. We use them as logos, as security blankets, as decoration and in experiments. They represent our crazy world- our desires, needs, preoccupations, our creativity, our quirks as a species, and our consumption. They ask us ‘what are we evolving to?’

The work in this exhibition explores a number of housing Degeneration by Human Endeavour estates across Britain that have fallen into decline and are Alex Currie, Simon Carruthers, Oliver Perrott, Richard Chivers 2 Oct – 14 Nov Wed – Sun 10.00 – 18.00

now earmarked for regeneration.

It poses questions about the demise and degeneration of social housing and the effect this has, not only on the communities who inhabit them, but also on society as a whole. www.humanendeavour.co.uk

Bellis Gallery 8 – 9 Kings Road South Lane Brighton BN1 1NE

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 Embassy Court at The Real Patisserie Robert Griffin Photography 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Sat 08.00 – 18.00 Sun 09.00 – 17.00 The Real Patisserie 25 Western Road Hove BN3 1AF

www.realpatisserie.co.uk

Embassy Court – a Modernist icon / A selection of black and white images of the splendid Modernist building, Embassy Court, which straddles the Brighton and Hove border on the seafront. www.robertgriffinphotography.com

Ephemeral David Parker, Nazare Soares, Dan Childs, Ester Aventin, Aaron Wells, William Ranieri, Jonny Whiting 21 Oct – 24 Oct Thu 18.00 – 23.00, Fri 12.00 – 20.00 Sat – Sun 10.00 – 18.00

Dripping ChERries Svetlana K-Lie, curated by Angela Eames 2 Oct – 14 Nov Daily 12.00 – 19.00 Cafe des Artistes 10 Phoenix Place Lewes BN7 2QJ www.arthole.org.uk

I feel alienated, out of kilter, misplaced. I am faced only with shoes, feet and lower garment. She’s disappearing from my gaze - blue-sky-bound off rickety foothold. Dense, heavy, black weighs down upon crunchy snow, a tantalising balance between an uncomfortable negotiation of the terrain and possible descent. I feel her power - folded arms, foursquare stance, unnamed. Her personality is hidden. Is she really in control and of self, sensuality and sexuality? Pride and confidence exude as her bodice is raised to present black lace and dripping cherries. I am forced to look up and at I am beneath.

Coachwerks 19 Hollingdean Terrace Brighton BN17HB www.coachwerks.org.uk

7 photographers, coming together for a collective exhibition, displaying new and selected works, each bringing a unique interpretation of the theme "Ephemeral". "Photography is a paradox; freezing time is impossible, and the photograph seems to do it.. but.. the photograph itself will degrade and decay, and in the end is subject to the pull of time." A special encounter in an unusual and exciting venue. Opening night party with live music and home-made pizza.

www.svetlanarts.com

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 Feet of Clay Jane Wrin

2 Oct – 14 Nov Tue – Wed 10.00 – 20.00 Thu – Sat 10.00 – 22.00 Sun 10.00 – 18.00 Season Café 36 Gloucester Road Brighton BN1 4AQ

Feet of Clay shows the fragile foundation we consider to be the basis of our morals and social mores. In the aptly named Temptation I will show the chocolate box beautiful England: the green and pleasant land. In Seasons I show the inside of the chocolate box.

Also at Temptation Café with www.janewrin.com Liquid Feet (below).

Liquid Feet

Jeta Bejtullahu 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Sat 09.00 – 18.00 Sun 10.00 – 18.00 Temptation Café 56 Gardner Street Brighton, BN1 1UN Also at Season Café with Feet of Clay (above).

We're perpetually on the run for that better path, better shape, better colour, better taste, better feel, better view, better someone, better life! Bauman's liquid modernity, liquid love, liquid life, liquid fear, and liquid times have overtaken our identities. Can we learn to be imperfectly content? To stop chasing our feet? www.jetabejtullahu.co.uk

Experiments in Black Lotta Antonsson 2 Oct – 14 Nov Sat – Sun 11.00 – 18.00 The Regency Town House 13 Brunswick Square Hove BN3 1EH www.rth.org.uk

Permanent presents Experiments in Black at The Regency Town House, an installation by Lotta Antonsson incorporating photography, collage and found objects. The installation will be created specifically in response to the restoration project which is currently in progress at The Regency Town House and will elaborate on the visible traces of the house’s previous occupants. Antonsson uses a collage technique often reinterpreting social, political and artistic movements throughout the 1960s and 1970s, with a particular focus on the relationship of photography to identity and representation. She is based in Stockholm and has exhibited internationally since the early 1990s. www.permanentgallery.com

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 Flash Fiction Sarah Arnett, Charlotte Feld, Kate Fisher, Clive Flint, Maria Gibbs, Colm Mcilvenny, Claire Newton, Lou Taylor 2 Oct – 14 Nov 11.30 – 23.30 The Lord Nelson 36 Trafalgar Street Brighton BN1 4ED

www.thelordnelsoninn.co.uk

Can a story be told in 6 words? Flash Fiction starts with this concept and explores how a group of photographers with different interests, influences and styles take the same 6 words and interprets them in their own way. The group meet weekly at The Nelson to discuss our work over beer and pork scratchings. www.thisisflashfiction.co.uk

First Light First Light photographers and Associates 2 Oct – 14 Nov Wed – Sat 11.00 – 16.00 First Light Gallery Fine Art Print Room (first floor) 3 Nile Street The Lanes Brighton BN1 1HW www.firstlightclick.com

First Light' has been an independent gallery for 30 years. In this time it has created a Collection of images which reflect a wide diversity of styles in international locations. Now and for the first time, it has a Fine Art Print Room of signed limited edition photographs by First Light photographers and Associates. On the first floor at First Light and open to the public, images can be viewed in frames or in special portfolios.

FINDS Harry Watts

FINDS is a yearlong project published by Birch and Black Box Press and created by Harry Watts.

Food Keeps Body & Soul Together

2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Thu 11.00 – 00.00 Fri 11.00 – 02.00 Sat 12.00 – 02.00 Sun 12.00 – 00.00

The project concludes with a series of sculptural images, a documentation of discarded objects in Brighton and Hove. These found objects documented by Harry Watts are reproduced in newspaper format and redistributed across the city.

Astrid Schulz

The Temple Bar 121 – 122 Western RoadBrighton BN1 2AD

www.harry-watts.co.uk

28 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Fri 09.30 – 17.30 Sat – Sun 10.30 – 17.30 Brighton Media Centre Friese-Greene House 15 – 17 Middle Street Brighton BN1 1AL www.mediacentre.org

Freelance photographer Astrid Schulz started this ongoing portrait series in 2004; it is combining her passion for food and her previous career in costume design. Before an image was taken, the sitters were either asked about their favourite food, or the edible item is telling us something about their pastime… www.astridschulz.com

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FORECAST

Girls UnScene

Virginia Arendt

Heather Shuker

2 Oct – 14 Nov Wed – Sun 12.00 – 23.00

2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Sat 10.00 – 01.00 Sun 10.00 – 22.30 Closed for 7 days within this period, check website.

Brasserie 106 Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel 106 Kings Road Brighton BN1 2FU www.hilton.co.uk/brightonmet

FORECAST captures an extraordinary range of atmospheric seascapes from a single position at West Wittering beach on the West Sussex coast. Shot in different weather conditions, in all seasons, over the period of a year, the series uses the horizon as a focal point to link the changing hues and textures of the sea and sky. This series interrogates the progress of time: the moment past, the present captured, the future forecast. www.virginiaarendt.com

The Old Tin Drum 43 St James Street Brighton BN2 1RG

The series Girls UnScene, deliberately taken without the consent of the subjects, reveals the hidden details of, and the exchanges and interactions between, females in night-club toilets, showing how them in unguarded moments when behind closed doors. Captured from the “Ladies” in late night venues in London & Brighton. www.heathershuker.co.uk

Gothic Summer Susan Bell 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Sat 09.00 – 17.30 Sun 11.00 – 17.00 Farrow & Ball Showroom 31B Western Road Hove BN3 1AF www.farrow-ball.com

Delicate, painterly images made with alternative photographic processes such as Polaroid transfer and liquid light. The photographs are impressionistic & dreamlike and capture tiny details or fleeting moments of plantlife and nature. Many of the subjects were grown from seed in the photographer's garden specifically to photograph. www.susanbell.eu

Funny Games Elzbieta Buslowska 5 Nov – 14 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

Photographs are selected from an ongoing project negotiating the space-time of a photographic image where its conventions and expectations are explored creatively and critically. Encounters are framed in (un)familiar places in moments paused rather than frozen in time or fixed into representation. Between stillness, movement, reality fiction.

Haiti close-up Step Haiselden 2 Oct – 31 Oct Mon – Sat 09.30 – 19.00 Sun 12.00 – 19.00 Oxfam 146a North Street Brighton BN1 1RE www.oxfam.org.uk

Tudor Jenkins 2 Oct – 30 Oct Tue – Sat 10.30 – 18.30 Painting Pottery Café North Laine Art and Crafts 31 North Road Brighton BN1 1YB

Tudor Jenkins closely watches flowers dying and photographs them to show the beauty of the transitory and imperfect. In this collection the cut flowers take on a wabisabi aesthetic, a Japanese expression Tudor interprets to mean 'perfection from imperfection'

Haselgrove and Jigsaw Anna Bush Crews 5 – 14 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

www.wideeyedvision.com

The photographs in this digital exhibition were taken during two trips: the first following tropical storm Fay and hurricanes Gustav, Hanna and Ike in 2008; the second following the earthquake in January this year. www.chronological.co.uk

www.elzbietab.co.uk

Future Imperfect

Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere and is prone to natural disasters.

Works of found photographs, abstracted and 3-D through their techno-materiality, present recognisable glimpses of the past, though only partly revealed. The random placement of photographs mimics the random workings of memory, the moving eye weaving together imagined narratives. The photographic object becomes unique as was the moment of its “conception”.

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Happenstance

I Could be your Daughter

Nigel Imi 2 Oct – 13 Nov Mon – Sat 08.30 – 17.00 Café One Ten 109c Dyke Road Seven Dials Brighton BN1 3TE Librarian by profession, Nigel Imi is an amateur photographic artist who has never shown before, but his pictures are a fascinating glimpse into how he sees the world around him. Quiet and unassuming, he is never without his camera. This show contains strong architectural images of London, reflecting a powerful narrative about time and place, yet often without people. The images are taken as happenstance on his way to somewhere else.

Philip J. Bigg 22 Oct – 31 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

During a two year journey around Asia I was struck by the sexualisation of females. I explore roles such as the Taiwanese Betel Nut Beauties (pictured) who dress provocatively to increase their sales. Does the male gaze influence their dress sense? Are females empowering themselves or being sexploited? www.philipjbigg.com

In Site Ellie Davies, Wendy Pye, Toby Smith 2 Oct – 31 Oct Mon – Fri 11.00 – 17.30 Closed Tuesday Sat 11.00 – 18.00 Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Blue Dog Gallery 20 Gardner Street Brighton BN1 1UP

www.bluedoggallery.co.uk

Home Truths James Russell Cant, Emer Gillespie, Hester Jones, Chris Stockbridge, Laura Thomas 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Thu 09.00 – 18.00 Fri – Sat 09.00 – 20.30 Sun 09.30 – 18.00

In Site presents the work of photographers Ellie Davies, Wendy Pye and Toby Smith, who have all created projects within protected sites of outstanding natural beauty and special scientific interest. Smith exposes illegal logging in his documentary series Madagascar: Bois de Rose, whereas Davies and Pye use physical intervention to create personal responses to the respective locations, The New Forest and Beachy Head.

The Manor 52 Gardner Street Brighton BN1 1UN

www.themanorbrighton.co.uk

This exhibition of both still and moving images by 5 LCC Photography MA graduates addresses themes ranging from pregnancy and maternal ambivalence and fantasies to the complex familial relationships of both adults and children to explore the family as a structural, emotional, temporal and performative entity. Whether witty, literal or allegorical, the works draw upon the psychological, mundane, private and personal to investigate representations and understandings of the family both art-historically and within contemporary culture. www.jamesrussellcant.com www.emergillespie.com www.hesterjones.com www.lowe.myzen.co.uk

In between Janine Boyer 2 Oct – 17 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

This photographic project explores the domestic environment through abstract imagery. Fascinated by the play of light on the spaces ‘in between’ Janine Boyer illuminates the traces left behind by the inhabitants within a domestic space. www.janineboyer.com

BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 Interior Landscapes Barry Falk

5 Nov – 14 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

JOURNEY Richard Foot 22 Oct – 31 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

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My photographs are concerned with exploring interior, urban spaces. These abandoned building and sealed rooms are suffused with a disturbed sense of self, metaphors of loss and abandonment, what Freud referred to as the unheimliche, the unhomely, something familiar but which has become alienated through the process of repression. This exhibition takes you on a journey through cities that are devoid of people, exploring the places we surround ourselves with. Using the unique aesthetic of Polaroid media Richard has photographed a variety of subjects which, when brought together create a new and imaginary place.

www.footprintphotography.co.uk

Lewis’s Fifth Floor: A Department Story Stephen King 2 Oct – 17 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

The fifth floor of Lewis’s Department Store was once the place to go in Liverpool to experience luxurious shopping, fine dining and pampering. After being closed to the public for 30 years, it remained a space frozen in time. Stephen King spent several months creating a series of still lives and portraits of staff, from this vast forgotten floor that told of past opulence and glamour, through a veil of neglect. www.stephenkingphotography.co.uk www.lewisssfifthfloor.com

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Les Fouilles Sont Interdites

Life is Stranger than Fiction: Parallel Exhibitions

Morgan Faulkner 26 Oct – 14 Nov Daily 10.00 – 17.00

Catherine Lawrence

Siderotype Gallery within Taylor St Baristas 28 Queens Road Brighton BN1 3XA

2 Oct – 8 Oct Daily 08:30 - 18:30, Addcolour, 64-65 North Road, Brighton, BN1 1YD

The sign proclaims 'Les Fouilles Sont Interdites', meaning that 'Searches Are Forbidden' within the environs of Rennes-Le-Chateau.

2 Oct – 30 Nov Daily 12:00 - 18:00 Brighton and Hove Community Radio Station, 10a Fleet Street, Brighton, BN1 4ZE

www.taylor-st.com

Visitors seek to rub shoulders with the unknown, absorbing fragments of truth from a place that is both real and illusory. This series of Prussian blue prints explores the uniformly barricaded facades of Rennes-Le-Chateau, which are ubiquitous during the one week of the year that it is ‘closed‘.

Questioning consciousness, the universe and perhaps what is beyond what does it all mean? The metaphor is a never ending, maths book made out of onionskins. Ask one question and another one is just underneath the surface waiting to be discovered. Mounted pieces and limited edition books series of Lawrence’s work. www.lawrenceartworks.co.uk

Live in Translation Tatsumi Orimoto 2 Oct – 14 Nov Daily 24/7 Sites within the city

www.permanentgallery.com www.afoundation.org.uk

Live In Translation celebrates the unique relationship Orimoto has developed to the medium of photography which allows audiences to become participants in his artworks. Look for his artworks in the city and join him in conversation about his work and Art Mama.

Mystic Islam - Pakistan beyond 9/11 Lukas Werth

The artist lives and works with his mother in Kawasaki City, Japan. He has shown extensively in exhibitions and major museums across Asia, Europe, USA, and South America.

2 Oct – 25 Oct Daily 10.00 – 17.00 Siderotype Gallery within Taylor St Baristas 28 Queens Road Brighton BN1 3XA www.taylor-st.com

The sign proclaims 'Les Fouilles Sont Interdites', meaning that 'Searches Are Forbidden' within the environs of Rennes-Le-Chateau. In this series of images originally captured before 9/11, Lukas Werth presents a cross-cultural counterpoint to media impressions of daily life in the Islamic world. Contact printed in gold, casein and Prussian blue from original in-camera 10 x 8 negatives, these photographs challenge placement in time and expose deep inter-faith links.

Lower Andrew Ferguson 2 Oct – 17 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

Lower is a work which comes from a boyish fascination with done up cars, lowered cars and supped up cars! www.wanderingbears.co.uk

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Livelihoods A selection of Platform2 documentary photographers including Rachel Tavernor, Kharunya Parmaguru, Anna Oldfield 2 Oct – 14 Nov Daily 12.00 – 00.00 Open House Pub 146 Springfield Road Brighton BN1 6BZ Young and upcoming documentary photographers capture the diversity of peoples’ livelihoods in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Livelihoods is a powerful collaborative project curated by local photographer, Rachel Tavernor, that explores how people on the poverty line innovatively earn a living. The striking photographs document stories from across the world that show the very real and human side of poverty. All participating photographers lived in the communities they documented as part of the government-funded programme Platform2. www.myplatform2.com

Martin Burton Photography at Due South Martin James Burton 6 Sep – 15 Nov Daily 12.00 – 15.30, 18.00 – 21.30 Due South 139 Kings Road Arches Brighton Beach Brighton BN1 2FN

A selection of photographs taken from various projects consisting of reportage, portraits and landscape photographs. Martin James Burton images present a feeling of isolation and disconnection. They may be bare and confrontational or busy and unsettling. They look different from the world we see it.

www.duesouth.co.uk

www.mjburtonphoto.co.uk

Masks

Shot with three different models, “Masks” is a series inspired by readings of Judith Butler on the performance/performativity of gender and an investigation of the kind of face women are relentlessly encouraged to show the world: smooth, ageless, indistinguishable, bland.

Erika Szostak (Photo Madly) 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Fri 09.00 – 18.00 Sat 09.00 – 17.30 Colourstream 123 St James's Street Brighton BN2 1TH www.colourstream.net

www.photomadly.com

MAGGIE and The Election Project Lisa Barnard, Simon Roberts 2 Oct – 14 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB www.lisabarnard.co.uk www.simoncroberts.com

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Matters of Importance Anita Barratt, Paul Bratby, Axel Hesslenberg, Hannah Laycock, Meghan Mari, Eleanor Whiteman, Sara Wilkinson

22 Oct – 31 Oct

Complex goals are rarely achieved in a straight line. The artistic expression of ideas involves diversions, doubts Wed, Fri – Sun 11.00 – 18.00, and openness. Join the photographic journeys of seven Thu 12.00 – 20.00 emerging artists in this atmospheric and historic building. ‘Matters of Importance’ combines photographic images The Foundry Gallery bound together by the sensitivity of each artist towards Old Market Lane Garage their chosen subject. 32 North Street, Lewes BN7 2PH www.anitabarratt.com www.artemis-arts.co.uk

www.paulbratby.com, www.thepebbles.com www.hannahlaycock.com www.meghanmariphotography.com, www.eleanorwhitemanphotography.co.uk www.sarawilkinsonphotography.com

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More Questions than Mavity’s photography is always surreal and often erotic. It explores the difference between how things seem and Answers Mavity 1 Oct – 14 Nov Open throughout the day The Blanch House Hotel 17 Atlingworth Street Brighton BN2 1PL

how they really are. His images, dramatic in scale and startling in content, have been exhibited in London, Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam and are now on show for the first time in Brighton. www.mavityshootsyou.com

www.blanchhouse.co.uk

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Matchbox Gallery

A mini portfolio/gallery developed in 2009 designed Robert Hackman, Wendy Pye, Marc Schlossman, Toby to introduce photographer’s completed or ongoing Smith projects to the image 2 Oct – 14 Nov industry. The 4 Matchbox Impromptu guerrilla street Photographers will be exhibitions posting/hosting/bombing a Follow http://twitter.com/ series of miniature pop-up MatchboxGallery for updates exhibitions around Brighton, on activity. improvising with urban geography and working in synergy with the festival but not intruding on formal space.

Naked Britain/ Exposure

Michael Ormerod: States of America

Nothing is in the Place

Michael Ormerod

90s Britain in photographs from Ecstasy to Prozac from Thatcher to Blair selected by Jason Evans

2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Sat 10.00 – 18.00 Sun 10.30 – 16.30

The first exhibition in nearly a decade for one of British photography’s most powerful and distinctive voices whose career was tragically cut short in a road accident in 1991. Fascinated by the American image, Ormerod took to the Mid-West to find a land where the American Dream had turned sour. His images capture a strange juxtaposition of an American beauty tainted by a hidden sense of menace and corruption. ‘States of America’ was published shortly after he died.

22 Oct – 31 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

Brighton Media Centre Friese-Greene House 15 – 17 Middle Street Brighton BN1 1AL www.mediacentre.org

www.nakedbritain.org.uk

Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

www.cranekalmanbrighton.com

Kati Byrne, Ian Byrne

9 – 25 Oct Mon – Fri 09.30 – 17.30 Sat – Sun 10.30 – 17.30

2 Oct – 14 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00

Crane Kalman Brighton 38 Kensington Gardens North Laine Brighton BN1 4AL

Mo.tion

Anastasia Trahanas

Portraits in collaboration with the photographer and the sitters. The subjects select their location whether it is private, public, or intimate space. It began 2005 - a documenting project which looks at ‘the self’ as a raw individual as well as their response to society. ‘The self’ is portrayed with an element of exposing their ‘identity’

Mo.tion is about people and objects in motion as well as the photographers being in motion through their travels in Cuba, China, Haiti, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Mozambique, Australia and France. Instead of traveling around the world, the traveler becomes stationary and it is the world around him that moves.

Nothing is in the Place’ is a subjective survey that remembers life in 1990’s Britain. The show is an introduction to some of the photography that was made at that time offering glimpses of political unrest, social upheaval and analogue youth culture. Everyday lows jostle with esoteric highs to create a compulsive parade. The show is presented in a modular, editorial style and the photographers featured generously allowed the curator to make new versions of their work, often very different from the original contexts and formats intended for the images.

Night Trees Jean-Luc Brouard 4 Oct – 18 Oct Mon – Sat 10.00 – 18.00 Sun 11.00 – 17.00 IO Gallery 39 Sydney Street Brighton, BN1 4EP www.iogallery.co.uk

www.developingdreams.com

Jean-Luc was never really that interested in photographing trees, until one night he illuminated one, then everything changed… Using innovative lighting techniques the tree is depicted in a way that accentuates it individual characteristics. Exhibited here under the title Night Trees are selected examples from the long-term project Nocturnal Arboreal. www.jeanlucbrouard.com

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 One Week In Moscow Gabriella Rizzello, Murray Ballard 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Sat 08.00 – 20.00 Sun 10.00 – 20.00 Marwood Studios Cafe 52 Ship Street Brighton BN41 1DG One Week In Moscow is a photographic diary by Gabriella Rizzello and Murray Ballard. What was supposed to be a one month trip became one week, when Gabriella's mother tragically passed away and the couple returned home as fast as they could. The exhibition is accompanied by a photographic book dedicated to the life and memory of Gabriella's mother and sold to raise money for the charity Diabetes UK. www.oneweekinmoscow.com

Peacehaven in III Parts 5 Nov – 14 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

Step into ‘home’, delve through Peacehaven’s past and present. Archive images, ephemera, snapshots merge with portraits and contemporary images. A domestic interior - a space of shared experience and memory- becomes a ‘living archive’ with the public’s portraits. The exhibition has 2 venues. Peacehaven exhibition details at www.ameliashepherd.com

Overland Lydia Swinton 2 Oct – 7 Nov Mon – Sat 10.30 – 17.30 Sun 11.00 – 17.00

A collection touching upon obscurities en-route to western landmarks, traversing eastern trails which offer intimate glimpses of incidental moments. www.lydiaswinton.com

Peripheral Vision Ingrid Plum, Karen Tilley 4 Oct – 14 Nov Daily 12.00 – 22.30 Moshi Moshi Optican Bartholomews Square, Brighton BN1 1JS

The Lanes Gallery 32 Meeting House Lane Brighton BN1 1HB

www.moshimoshi.co.uk

www.thelanesgallery.co.uk

Collaboration between Ingrid Plum and Karen Tilley exploring the same brief with individual processes. The artists will develop work that subverts the theme of ‘everyday living in Brighton’ by manipulating the medium of photography through filmic process and its physical manifestation. www.ingridplum.com www.karentilley.co.uk

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 Photographs by Mark Vessey Mark Vessey 7 Oct – 4 Nov Mon – Thu 18.00 – 23.30 Fri 18.00 – 00.30 Sat 12.00 – 00.30 Sun 12.00 – 23.30 Launch night Thu 7 Oct The Swan Bar & Bistro 9 Rock Street Brighton BN2 1NF

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Phoenix Open Weekend Phoenix Brighton Artists 16 Oct – 17 Oct Sat – Sun 11.00 – 17.00

UK based photographer Mark Vessey blurs the lines between photographer and contemporary artist. Heavily influenced by Pop American culture, with Warhol and Haring particular heroes, Vessey uses his lens much as a painter uses his brushes, using light, colour and focus to produce his stunning and uniquely popular images. www.pointandsnap.com

Open Studios, Café, Taster Workshops, The Open Shop, Performances, Talks, Children’s Art Trail, Brighton Photo Fringe Open 2010 'Closer' by Stuart Griffiths

Phoenix Brighton 10 – 14 Waterloo Place Brighton BN2 9NB www.phoenixbrighton.org

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TOKYO 4am

The physical structures of Shinjuku in the heart of Tokyo had immense gravity, power and weight about them. Isolating; sumptuous; serene; order: a giddying place. Tokyo; an allconsuming world. Immense and playful yet surreal. An alluring, wonderland.

Klara Cservenka 4 Oct – 14 Nov Daily 12:00 – 22.30 Moshi Moshi Optican Bartholomews Square Brighton BN1 1JS

www.klaracservenka.com

Parallax Error Ben Westwood

Parallax error: The difference between what the lens sees and what you see through the camera's viewfinder.

Photography at Bellerophon

2 Oct – 14 Nov Fri – Sat 12.00 – 03.00 Sun – Thu 12.00 – 01.00

This is the first solo exhibition by the artist Ben Westwood. The images on display are taken from several bodies of work that have been created during the past six years.

Mel Poluck, Helen McDonald

Special Open evening Thursday 7th October 6 pm till 9 pm

www.westography.com

14 Oct – 14 Nov Thu, Fri 12.00 – 18.00 Sat 10.00 – 18.00 Sun 11.00 – 17.00 Bellerophon 96 Trafalgar Street Brighton BN1 4ER

Xuma 108 Dyke Road Brighton BN1 3TE

This photographic exhibition has much to look at. It references the abstract, light play, urban life & classic portraiture.The exhibition is showcased in one of Brighton’s most interesting & eclectic vintage furniture shops. Come & see dramatic 21st century photography singing alongside a treasure of more ancient curiosities www.helenmcdonald.co.uk

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PhototherapyEurope: Learning and Healing through Phototherapy

Postcards From New Brighton

Del Loewenthal (UK), Ulla Halkola (Finland), Carmine Parella (Italy), Tarja Koffert (Finland), Leena Koulu (Finland), Liisa Heimo-Vouraimaa (Finland), Roberto Brunini (Italy), Giacomo Flussi Cattani (Italy), Maria Grazia Falco (Italy), Tom Stapleton-Cotton (UK) 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Thu 17.00 – 00.00 Fri – Sat 12.00 – 02.00 Sun 15.00 – 00.00 Northern Lights 6 Little East Street Brighton, BN1 1HT

www.northernlightsbrighton.co.uk

Stephen Bull 2 Oct – 14 Nov 24 hours online Stephen Bull lives in the centre of Brighton. But instead of photographing the city itself, Bull’s avatar has taken virtual photographs of New Brighton, the version of Brighton within the online world Second Life. Paralleling Martin Parr’s commissions for the Brighton Photo Biennial 2010 (and Parr’s own series The Last Resort), for the Brighton Photo Fringe Bull has commissioned his avatar to send back Postcards From New Brighton – and in the process rediscovered Brighton as an outsider. stephenbull.wordpress.com

This exhibition explores how photographs can, through helping people verbalise what is difficult for them to speak about, lead to learning and healing. It includes participants from the Public Centre for Mental Health, Lucca, Italy (Carmine Parella) the Finnish Phototherapy Association (Leena Koulou), Roehampton University, UK (Del Loewenthal), and Turku University, Finland (Ulla Halkola and Tarja Koffert); and is part of a Leonardo Lifelong Learning Programme. (The European Commission accepts no responsibility for this exhibition).

Phototropic Nick Carrick, Harvey Daniels, Susan Diab, Nina Garstang, Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva, Bernard G Mills, Mocksim, David Owen, Gavin Peacock, Judy Stapleton, Lindsey Smith, Christopher Stevens 9 Oct – 10 Oct Sat & Sun 11.00 – 16.00 APEC First Floor East Industrial House Conway Street Hove BN3 3LA

www.apecstudios.co.uk

The diverse range of artists at APEC in Hove reflect upon their relationship with photography. How does the photographic image and act affect each individual’s practice? Does it generate an interest in visible light and the encounters this exposes, or a fascination with the shadows it casts? In addition to a group exhibition in the common areas, exhibiting artists will open their studios to visitors. Please note that the event is for one weekend only.

Rachel Cunningham (Otter Gallery: Photo Open Winner) Rachel Cunningham 29 Oct – 25 Nov Mon – Thu 09.00 – 17.00 Fri – Sun 10.00 – 16.00 Otter Gallery University of Chichester College Lane Chichester PO19 6PE www.chi.ac.uk/ottergallery

Rachel Cunningham's photographic practice explores the construction of myths through representation. She utilizes the detail gained from large format cameras to explore her fascination with texture and surface. This exhibition includes the series: Quiet Transfer, which combines landscape and still life to explore notions of territory and conflict in Israel and Palestine. Her recent work explores a decrepit colonial palace, raising questions on the relationship between the spectator, exhibition space, the notion of artwork, and the artifacts on display. www.rachelcunningham.net

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RETAIL THERAPY

SNAPS

Emily Paxton 22 Oct – 31 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

This series of abstract street photographs highlight the dominant visual impact of advertisements, political campaigns and retail displays. Taken within a diverse mix of urban landscapes, these images expose alternative meanings that lay behind the glossy and decaying surface of visual marketing. www.emilypaxton.co.uk

Shaping Silence Jürgen Albrecht, Erieta Attali, Russell Chater, Marie Docher, Roy Exley, Anisa Sarah Hawes, Andy Lock, Eamonn McCabe, Dylan Thomas. Curated by Roy Exley

Justin Spray 15 Oct – 14 Nov Fri & Sat 14.00 – 23.00 Sun 14.00 – 17.00 Oriental 9 Oriental Place Brighton BN1 2LJ

www.orientalbrighton.co.uk

SNAPS is the latest exhibition of award winning photographer, Justin Spray. This collection of images from around the globe captures moments from beneath the waves that will inspire and surprise. From magnificent pilot whales to miniscule pygmy sea horses. Why not enjoy a drink in the lounge of the Oriental while Justin’s photography takes you to a watery world of colour and action? Sponsored by Oriental

2 Oct – 23 Oct Thu – Sun 13.00 – 17.00 Grey Area Lower Ground Floor 31 Queens Road Brighton BN1 3XA

www.greyareagallery.org

An exhibition of photographic and video work that focuses on a range of silent interiors, and the connotations of absence that they carry. The work, as a response to those spaces, is both eclectic and varied, deploying a wide range of photographic strategies. With their different qualities of silence and their various subliminal messages and subtle allusions to the implications of those silences, these images openly invite viewers to excavate their particular and uniquely specific messages.

Snapshot Brighton Open competition with any number of contributors 24 hours Online www.snapshotbrighton.co.uk 8 Nov – 13 Nov 09.30 – 18.00 Add The Colour 64 – 65 North Road Brighton BN1 1YD www.addcolour.co.uk

Snapshot Brighton is an open submission photographic competition. Submit your photos of Brighton and Brighton life online via an interactive map. Entry is free.

Silver City Rob Macdonald 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Fri 07.00 – 19.00 Sat 08.00 – 19.00 Sun 09.00 – 18.00 Moksha Caffè 4 – 5 York Place Brighton BN1 4GU

www.mokshacaffe.com

An exhibition of dynamic black and white images shot by Rob Macdonald in cities including Tokyo, Madrid, New York, Budapest and San Francisco. Powerful compositions explore the monumental architecture of cities whilst also sometimes capturing striking details. This body of work is featured in the accompanying book 'metropolis'.

Explore the photos at www.snapshotbrighton.co.uk and rate the images you see on the site. The site's viewers are the judges. Ratings will be added up on the 10th of November and prizes will be awarded (see the site for details). Snapshot Brighton explores online curatorship, utilising map technology and "crowdsourced" selection to bring together a sense of place with a creative community's work.

www.robmacdonaldphoto.com

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slash | line | bloom | fuzz | time - ABSTRACT ENCOUNTERS

Playing with abstraction Curated by Eva Kalpadaki

Sunny Side Up

www.abstract-encounters.com

2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Thu 09.30 – 17.00 Fri – Sat 09.30 – 21.00 Sun 10.00 – 17.00

James Gormley, Eva Kalpadaki, Chris Marks-Billson, Laurence Olver, Shaun Pryszlak

Beth Colocci

Wai Kika Moo Kau 11a Kensington Gardens Brighton BN1 4AL

3 – 31 Oct Daily 08.30 – 18.00 Café Délice (upstairs), 40 Kensington Gardens, Brighton BN1 4AL

Sunny Side Up reinvents commonplace still life images by developing photographs onto a unique medium: eggs. The series juxtaposes tidy, banal domestic objects with the unpredictable beauty of the image in the egg. Beyond historical references to the origins of photography (albumin) and painting (tempera), the work is an ironic comment on woman’s aspiration (or her aversion) to the role of domestic goddess.

www.cafedelice.co.uk

Small Things Tanya Clarke, Peter Gates 22 – 31 Oct

www.bethcolocci.com

Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB Small Things brings together projects by two photographers, These Moments Matter by Tanya Clarke and Insignificance by Peter Gates. Both artists take as their subject their immediate surroundings. They attempt to reveal worlds which are deeply personal and yet have a universal resonance. www.flicker.co.uk www.petergates.com

The Anachronistic Album, 2nd Edition Laura Braun, Heather McDonough, Melanie Stidolph 2 Oct – 14 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

St James’s Street Tim Satterthwaite 1 Oct – 28 Nov Daily 09.00 – 18.30 Red Roaster Coffee House 1d St James’s Street, Brighton BN2 1RE

The ordinary and extraordinary life of Brighton’s favourite street, 2008 – 2010

The Anachronistic Album, 2nd Edition is the second exhibition under this project name by the three artists. Distinct from their own practices this collaborative project is about offering up images by removing them from the context of distinct series’ of work and individual authorship. This version of The Anachronistic Album will begin with a timeline of life events, selected across three different lives and approaches to photography. www.laurabraun.net www.heathermcdonough.com www.melaniestidolph.com http://thestudionotebook.blogspot.com/

www.redroaster.co.uk

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 The ArtsFORUM presents Karoki Lewis, Christopher King, Richard Rowland, Nick Adams, James Reid, Evangelia Voutsaki, Peter Gates, Moira Blackwell and Abi Sidebotham. 29 Sep – 8 Oct Mon – Fri 09.30 – 17.30 Sat – Sun 10.30 – 17.30 Opening 2 Oct 18.30 – 20.30 Brighton Media Centre Gallery 15 – 17 Middle Street Brighton BN1 1AL www.mediacentre.org An exhibition by Karoki Lewis, Christopher King, Richard Rowland, Nick Adams, James Reid, Evangelia Voutsaki, Peter Gates, Moira Blackwell and Abi Sidebotham. Curated by Vanessa Jones and Beatrice Haverich. The ArtsFORUM provides monthly 'review of work in progress' sessions for the image and moving image enthusiast; encouraging feedback and discussion. www.theartsforum.blogspot.com

The City That Exploded Slowly & (un)settled Leslie Hakim-Dowek, Michael O'Brien

The BLANK Season

Four radically different approaches to contemporary photography. Visit www.blankstudiogallery.org for more Ignacio Acosta, CiCi Bluminformation. stein, Carolina Diaz, Saj Fareed, Rosie Holmes, Chris Shaw Hughes, Lorenza Ippolito, Nick Kaplony, Suzanne Middlemass, John Millar, Richard Paul, Jo Shapland, Melanie Stidolph, Yvette Sullivan 30 Sep – 14 Nov Thu – Sun 12.00 – 18.00

2 Oct – 13 Nov Mon – Sat 09.00 – 17.00 Dorset Gardens Methodist Church Dorset Gardens Brighton BN2 1RL New work by Leslie Hakim-Dowek including a selection from the series The City That Exploded Slowly. This work attempts to map out a personal ‘archaeology’ encompassing the Lebanese civil war and its aftermath. (un)settled a series of photographs from a series of walks by Michael O'Brien in Sussex. www.lesliehakimdowek.net www.michaelob.co.uk

BLANK 108 North Street Portslade Brighton BN41 1DG

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The Daily Swim

The Pier Redundant

Kevin Meredith

Jason Bartholomew Hall

2 – 3 Oct Brighton Sea Swimming Club Daily 11.00 – 16.00

2 Oct – 14 Nov Daily 12.00 – 20.00 AG Open Studio, Arch 283a, Madeira Drive, Brighton, BN2 1PT

5 Oct – 14 Nov Iydea Café Mon – Sat 09.30 – 17.30 Sun 10.00 – 17.30 Brighton Sea Swimming Club (80 meters from Brighton pier on the beach front) 250e King’s Road Arches Brighton BN1 1NB

Daily 12.00 – 20.00 Marwood Studios Café, 52 Ship Street, Brighton, BN1 1AF

It was the day it snowed in February 08, it was a Friday. People had decided not to go to work and were playing instead. I remember the level being so busy with snowmen and troublemakers. I walked to the sea, the Pier had been granted a much-needed day off and had fallen asleep.

www.brightonsc.co.uk

Iydea Café 17 Kensington Gardens North Laine Brighton BN1 4AL

THE WASTED YOUTH

The Daily Swim is a collection of photographs by Kevin Meredith which he has taken over the past 7 years documenting the Brighton Sea Swimming Club. Kevin and his fellow Brighton Swimming Club members swim in the English channel all year round, even when the water drops below 5c. Most of the images are shot in the water which gives viewers a unique perspective into swimming in the sea all year round.

Studio Ping-Pong 41 Brunswick Street West Hove BN3 1RH

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Georgie Turner-Noble 3 – 17 Oct Daily 11:00 – 18:00

www.rupertnoble.com

Susanne Bürner 11 Sep – 10 Oct Thu, Fri, Sun 13.00 – 18.00 Sat 11.00 – 18.00 Permanent gallery & bookshop 20 Bedford Place Brighton BN1 2PT www.permanentgallery.com

Susanne Bürner presents a slide show installation referencing early cinema, and its specific history in Brighton and Hove. The slide show will feature photographic images of the naturally occurring shadows from the city’s promenades, creating a portrait of a place through the shadows of its inhabitants. This exhibition is realised through Platform X, a series of short residencies held in Permanent’s gallery space in 2010. Susanne Bürner’s recent solo exhibition was ‘Leaves’ at South London Gallery.

A living room built within a studio. A teenage party will occur. Georgie Turner-Noble will document the night. The room will be left for the exhibition in its postparty state. With photos of the night before scattered around. www.behance.net/ GeorgieTurnerNoble

www.lomokev.com

The Miller and the Sweep

A 17 year old documents the gradual destruction of teenage sobriety.

TIME PRESENT AND TIME PAST ARE BOTH PRESENT IN TIME FUTURE 2 Oct – 17 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00

How can photography show the passage of time, particularly future time? And as we age, how can we project ourselves into the future?

Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

My new series explores the process of ageing, through portraits of myself and people I know and can imagine in years to come.

Traces

Gallery 100, located within the reception area of DMH Stallard LLP displays a rolling programme of contemporary art, providing an inspiring environment for clients, staff and other visitors. The exhibition includes a selection of photographers from the South East and London and all the work will be for sale

Sonke Faltien, Roger Hopgood, Joelle Robinson, Julian Ward 1 Oct – 19 Nov Mon – Fri 09.00 – 17.30 Gallery 100 DMH Stallard LLP 100 Queens Rd Brighton BN1 3YP

www.sonkefaltien.blogspot.com www.rogerhopgood.co.uk www.julianward.co.uk

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The Stereoscope Brian McClave, Gavin Peacock 29 Oct Studio Ping Pong 20.00 – 22.00, doors 19.30pm 30 Oct The Regency Town House 20.00 – 00.00 Doors 19.30 Studio Ping Pong 41 Brunswick Street West Hove BN3 1EL www.rupertnoble.com

The Regency Town House 13 Brunswick Square Hove BN3 1EH www.rth.org.uk

Stereoscopic (3D) video screening and installation of recent works commissioned for film festivals and exhibitions. The first is a screening of slow motion wrestling, fast moving clouds and a remote control glider’s view of the South Downs. The second is a dawn to dusk time-lapse film installation of Brighton with specially composed soundtracks by local musicians as part of White Night. Refreshments available.Free entry. www.site-eye.co.uk www.themanfromicon.com

The Street Photographer Brown&Bri 2 Oct & 3 Oct Event: Brighton Seafront All day, 5 Nov – 14 Nov Fringe Focus Exhibition Fri – Sun 11.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

Transitions at Twilight Meghan Mari, Anita Barratt 15 Oct – 14 Nov Twilight is an evening Gallery. Thu, some Fri Sat & Sun After 17.30 Twilight Gallery @ JING Upstairs 28/29 Bond Street Brighton BN1 1RD

"Light glorifies everything. It transforms and ennobles the most commonplace and ordinary subjects. The object is nothing; light is everything." Leonard Misonne Share the sublime experience of being seduced by light. Transitions at Twilight is an exhibition dedicated to the subtle transformation of the ordinary to the extraordinary through a momentary confluence of illumination and the banal. Several local photographers present their response to such fleeting moments of prodigious beauty in a new artistic venue.

www.twilightgallery.org

Street photography can hold a mirror up to society, recording street culture in a particular time and place or capturing intimate human moments and gestures. The results can be honest, suspect, ironic, insightful and poetic. On Brighton’s seafront, we’ll snap people unawares before letting them decide what we do with their portrait. Not straying from traditional styles of street photographers, we tip our hats to a respected genre while commenting on the growing restrictions on citizen photography. www.brownandbri.com

BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 TRANSMISSION Jamie Stoker, David Clark, Josef Konczak, Martin Seeds, Samuel Wilcox, Stephen Lamprell 2 Oct – 17 Oct Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

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‘Transmission’ is a collaborative exhibition by six University of Brighton students displaying new bodies of work in a currently disused space in Brighton city centre. A diverse range of ideas are represented such as: identity of place, ‘memory, history and myth’, and the deconstruction of the photographic medium itself. transmissioncollective.tumblr.com

Undercurrents Helen Cammock, Rebecca Court, Emma Critchley, Valerie Furnham and Nadege Meriau. 5 Nov– 14 Nov Fri – Sun 12.00 – 17.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB Undercurrents is a group of five artists exploring the laws that control us without our knowing, the telling of stories that are often untold, and the underlying omnipresence of nature.

Unexpected Group 2: Gillian Alexandra Kalisky, Milly VinogradoffKellner, Yoshimi Lee, Chloé Jafé, Marta Lamovsek, Sunok Kang 17 Oct – 26 Oct Mon – Fri 09.00 – 17.30 Sat – Sun 11.00 – 17.00 Brighton Media Centre Ltd Friese-Greene House 15 – 17 Middle Street, Brighton BN1 1AL

Unexpected is the first exhibition by Group 2, a photographic collective formed during a postgraduate photography course at Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design composed of six women: Gillian Kalisky, Marta Lamovsek, Yoshimi Lee, Sunok Kang, Milly VinogradoffKellner and Chloé Jafé . Unexpected seeks to explore the surreal- the concepts our subconscious examines while we dream but are not commonly found in the observed world. Unexpected presents six different visions of surreality and asks you to accept the unusually extraordinary. www.group2photo.com

unearth Jen Sanders 2 Oct – 14 Nov 24 hours

www.unearthbrightonphotofringe2010.blogspot.com

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 Urban Forest Ben Gold 2 – 4, 15 – 17, & 23 – 24 Oct 19.00 – 22.00 Jubilee Square Jubilee Street Brighton BN1 1GE

'Urban Forest' is an external nocturnal experience where city meets forest. As darkness falls take a visit to Jubilee Square, here you will find a projected pocket of joy, a visual ethereal journey in which urban bustle meets nature’s calm. www.bengold.co.uk

Wild Life Denise Felkin 2 Oct – 12 Nov Tue – Thu 20.00 – 02.00 Fri – Sat 20.00 – 04.00 Check website for daytime opening.

Everybody Inn 13 Prince Albert Stree Brighton BN1 1HF www.everybodyinn.co.uk

Denise Felkin collaborates with the legendary artists Mutoid Waste Company; photographing their mind boggling sculptural work, resulting in an exhibition that fuses disciplines of photography, sculpture and painting. On show are a collection of photographs taken over five years at Glastonbury Festival, Rocket Festival, Spain, Brighton and Mutate Britain, London. www.denisefelkin.com

4TOGRAPHY Sarah Bird, Adam Bronkhorst, Dany Carlyle, Helen McDonald 17 Oct – 23 Oct Mon – Sat 09.00 – 19.00 Sun 10.00 – 15.00 Add The Colour 64 – 65 North Road Brighton BN1 1YD www.addcolour.co.uk

4 very different photographers come together for a must see show. Don’t miss it. And enjoy the coffee...

Uprooting the Gaze Curator Christine Eyene and artists Nestor Da, François-Xavier Gbré, Baudouin Mouanda , Zanele Muholi , Uche Okpa-Iroha and Breeze Yoko. Curated by Christine Eyene. 2 Oct – 14 Nov Thu – Fri, 12.00 – 18.00 Fringe Focus The Old Co-op Building 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

Uprooting the Gaze: foreign places familiar patterns’ features five African photographers nominated for the Fondation Blachère Prize at the 8th Bamako Encounters - African Photography Biennial 09, and one multimedia artist Breeze Yoko, shortlisted for the same prize at the 8th Dak’Art – Biennale of Contemporary African Art 08. Curated by Christine Eyene, this show proposes to highlight the photographers’ gaze and visual response in a situation of temporary (dis)location, a context of passing and ephemeral presence. Underlying the concept of this exhibition is a questioning of accepted definitions of the term “African photography” as a practice that could be defined by, and contained within, an enclosed geographical space. Alongside the exhibition is one public event in Brighton and an artists’ talk at Autograph ABP, London (6 Oct). 52

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 / HASTINGS Any Moment WhateveR Sarah Yates & Andrew Moran 5 Oct – 12 Nov Mon – Sat 11.00 – 17.00 Sussex Coast College Hastings’ gallery space Station Plaza, Hastings, TN34 1BA www.sussexcoast.ac.uk

This moving-image show brings together two artists in a two-channel visual presentation; a visual evaluation of cinematic theory. Meaning is donated by the spectator; movement and stillness are their own reward. Sarah Yates is an aural, video-based artist.Andrew Moran has developed videobased work from a stills practice.

Duffy: The Third Man: A Retrospective of the Work of Brian Duffy Brian Duffy 28 Sept – Nov Tues – Sat 11.00 – 16.00 Lucy Bell Fine Art Photography Gallery 46 Norman Road St Leonards on Sea TN38 0EJ www.lucy-bell.com

Brighton Photo Fringe Hastings (BPFH) has been facilitated by the Photo Hub Group (Phg) in partnership with Brighton Photo Fringe. The Phg is a loose association of photographers working in cohort and individually as an umbrella group to promote photocentricity in the Hastings and St Leonards area. Established by Andrew Moran, Lucy Bell and Grace Lau to coordinate the region‘s independent photographers, the current membership includes professional, fine art and student photographers. BPFH is running a series of sixteen shows from established venues such as: Lucy Bell Fine Art Photography, the Hastings Arts Forum gallery, F-ish, the Memorial Gallery, Stonesquid and the Electric Palace cinema. There is a meta-show: On The Map, which is a string-of-Pearls of shop windows and Louise Kenward has devised a show of large transparencies in local bus stops. Brighton Photo Fringe brochures and an “On The Map” guide will be available from the gallery venues in Hastings and St Leonards.

Brian Duffy, together with David Bailey and Terence Donovan was one of the innovators of “documentary” fashion photography, a style which revolutionised fashion imagery and the fashion industry of the late 50s and 60s Duffy’s cutting edge photography documents the vibrancy of 'the Swinging 60s' London scene when the city was at the height of cool, and places him in the photographic history books as one of the UK’s most respected photographers. Please see www.lucy-bell.com for events and talks.

Behind Burlesque Sin Bozkurt 2 Oct – 14 Nov Monday – Saturday Days and evenings, by appointment only. The Memorial Arts Gallery, 7 Cambridge Road, Hastings, TN34 1DJ www.memorialartgallery.co.uk www.sinbozkurt.com

Burlesque; a performance art form, is gaining popularity amongst both sexes, embracing femininity with gay abandonment and pleasure. This series of images captures the glamour of the event, the performers’ joy, the mysteries of backstage, the liberal enjoyment of the staff and audience. The work represents several years of documentation.

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Forgotten Worlds Claire Richardson

Lucy Bell Presents:

9 – 22 Oct Wed–Sat 11.30 – 17.00 Sun 12.30 – 16.00 Double Elephant 42 Norman Road St Leonards on Sea TN38 0EJ

Invisible Fiona Mersh, Sam Margerison & Quinn Collins 27 Oct – 10 Nov Mon–Sun 10.00 – 17.00 Hastings Arts Forum 36 Marina St Leonards on Sea, Hastings, TN38 0BU

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Isolation UK ‘09, 76 mins Dir. Luke Seomore, Joseph Bull. Feat: Stuart Griffiths 10 Nov Wed 20.00, Doors 19.30 Electric Palace Cinema 39a High Street, Old Town, Hastings, TN34 3ER www.electricpalacecinema.com

Low Season Clive Gross 2 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Sat 10.00 – 17.00 Bullet Coffee House 38 Robertson Street Hastings, TN34 1HT

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As a photographer I’ve always been attracted to derelict spaces. Echoes of old buildings, which a camera can successfully capture and suspend in time. Photography is being a visual historian, capturing a secret glimpse of an abandoned life, before the walls are inevitably auctioned off, stripped and prepared for reinvention.

Three photographers come together under the concept of invisibility. Mersh has chosen to highlight a member of a religious group, living externally from, invisible to, her sisterhood. Margerison records waiting staff, who choose professional invisibility. Collins presents portraits of those who live invisibly, evading domestic violence.

A quarter of British exsoldiers sleep rough after they leave the forces. ISOLATION’s elegance gives poetic backdrop to dignity and forbearance. Men who bravely take what the world deals them. The soldiers’ words are complemented by an evocative landscape of imagery, which glosses human stories with an atmospheric scarred beauty.

A collection of urban landscapes from Hastings to Brighton, Low Season looks at how local resort towns failed to adapt to the loss of the traditional English seaside tourist and are now attempting to reinvent themselves for a new generation of cultural and environmental visitors and residents.

Andrew Catlin, Malcolm Glover, Vicky Wetherill, Julian Anderson 3 Oct – 24 Oct Wed – Sat 11.00 – 19.00 Sun 11.00 – 16.00 Lucy Bell @ Love Studio 28–30 Norman Road St Leonards TN38 0EJ www.lucy-bell.com

My Stade: Open Photography Competition Artist: Open admission 11 Oct – 13 Nov Daily 11.00 – 16.00 The Fisherman’s Museum The Shipwreck and Coastal Heritage Centre and The Blue Reef Aquarium, Old Town, Hastings. Open to all, this competition explores the Stade beach area, at Rock-a-Nore in Hastings through the camera, as part of the Brighton Photo Fringe photography festival in Hastings. The show is put forward by Stade Education Project, the Fishermen’s Protection Society and the Photo Hub Group on behalf of the Brighton Photo Fringe. The exhibition will feature 3 winners and 50 selected images. www.hastings.gov.uk/stade_education/my_stade.aspx

Waiting for the Bus Louise Kenward 2 Oct – 14 Nov 24/7 (Bus shelter) Bus shelters in St Leonards and Hastings (see map). Mon – Sat 10.00 – 18.00 One Café 1 London Road St. Leonards on Sea TN37 6AE

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Wetherill’s project An Edge Against The House: Shot in Las Vegas exploring common desire for escapism; a denial of reality in an illusory city. Glover and Catlin have been developing parallel themes of time, place and narrative, compiled from multiple images. Anderson will be showing a selection of landscapes taken during assignments over recent years.

Site specific installation of digital prints in bus shelters. Accessible, everyday places where time is spent daydreaming, contemplating - waiting. Internal spaces marked by public structures. An exploration of the transient, of time passing. www.waitingforthebus.co.uk

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 / HASTINGS They’re Not Laughing Now Alexander Brattell, Andrew Catlin, Martin Everett, Nigel Green, Stuart Griffiths, Amanda Jobson, Nazarin Montag, Bruce Rae, Vicky Wetherill. 9 Oct – 21 Nov Thurs – Sat 11.00 – 17.00 Sun 12.00 – 16.00 or by appointment F-ISH gallery 45 Robertson Street Hastings TN34 1HL www.f-ish.co.uk

A celebration of personal journeys in photography and a snapshot of current practice in a fast changing medium featuring nine photographers based in the Hastings area.

Zoom on Fringe Zoom is a co-operative of fifteen to twenty photographers and artists who are now entering their sixth year of exhibiting in the Hastings area. 25 Oct – 14 Nov Mon – Sat 09.00 – 15.30 Café Eat, Claremont, New Town, Hastings, TN34 1HA

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On The Map Sue Barnes, Claire Billinger, Sinan Bozkurt, Alexander Brattell, Mel Brewer, Lin Gregory, Louise Kenward, Ian Land, Matthew May, Mary Morris, Tim Morris, Lucy Phillips, John Reynolds, Karen Rooney, Steve Rutter, Lucinda Wells

Zoom exhibitions highlight diversity of membership, giving a wide and varied experience. The group will show in two parts; Monday 25th October to Sunday 14th November Photography Only. Monday 15th November to Sunday 5th December Artists Only. The group hopes that visitors will have an enjoyable and thought provoking experience.

A photographic trail through St Leonards-on-Sea: Walk from Warrior Square Station to the seafront. Taking another look.

Welcome to Fear City This series of large scale photographic images Psycho Geography

Bar Blah, Bar Blue, The Burton Gallery, Cafe One, Cutitout Studios, Dawgs, Gill Gallery, Hastings Arts Forum, Marina Post Office Tearooms, Playfords, The Rooms, bus shelters, pavements and gutters.

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2 October –14 November Find the map at Photo Fringe venues locally and at

29 Sept – 13 Oct The Dragon Bar, George Street, Hastings Old Town, TN34 3EE 29 Sept – 31 Oct The Space, 58 Kings Road St Leonards on Sea TN34 2L

(across from Station) and located on selected building facades across Hastings.

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document anonymous urban locations across the UK. Through the work, slave-unit explores the psychological role of the Media and how it affects the way that we respond to our nocturnal urban environment.

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 Brighton Photo Fringe White Night event - Illuminations -Fringe late exhibition openings 30th Oct 8pm – 12am Various venues - for details please see www. whitenightnuitblanche.com/

Events APEC OPEN STUDIOS 9 – 10 Oct Sat & Sun 11.00 – 16.00 APEC, First Floor East, Industrial House, Conway Street, Hove, BN3 3LA See Photoropic on pg 40 www.apecstudios.co.uk

BLACK HISTORY MONTH PROJECT 22 – 31 Oct Fringe Focus Former Co-op Store, 94 – 101 London Road, Brighton BN1 4LB BPF will be commissioning an artist to work with members from BME communities in celebration of Black History Month. The work produced on this project will be exhibited at the Fringe Focus space. Further information will be announced on www.photofringe. org n Sept 2010.

BPF Networking Meeting and Talk How to successfully promote and sell your work 20 Oct 7.30pm onwards. Talks start at 8pm Talk at The Friends Meeting House, Ship Street Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1AF, followed by Networking drinks at Fabrica, 40 Duke Street, Brighton BN1 1AG. We would like to invite

photographers involved in the Brighton Photo Fringe for a final networking meeting at Fabrica gallery, to celebrate your achievements. Join us for an evening with two informative talks from Internationally acclaimed photographer, Simon Norfolk, and gallerist Richard Kalman, from the contemporary photography gallery, Crane Kalman followed by drinks and networking. Low price pay bar. Spaces are limited, booking essential. RSVP with Clare Hankinson on clare.hankinson@fabrica. org or call 01273 778646

BPF PRIMARY SCHOOLS PROJECT Fringe Focus Former Co-op Store 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB BPF will be working in partnership with a local primary school to offer a class group an opportunity to develop their photographic skills and express themselves creatively through the eye of a camera. The work produced on this project will be exhibited at the Fringe Focus space

24 Kensington Street Brighton, East Sussex BN1 4AJ

BPF Open winner Stuart Griffiths on his exhibition www.thebasement.uk.com 'Closer' and Screening of the film 'Isolation'with a live Simon Roberts and Lisa Barnard talk about their work music soundtrack 30th Oct, 8 – 11pm www.simoncroberts.com www.lisabarnard.co.uk

South coast design forum logo(SCDF) Simon Roberts and the election project

Brighton Photo Fringe - Fringe Focus Opening Sponsored by spectrum Sat 2nd Oct, 2pm Fringe Focus Former Co-op Store 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB

PHOENIX BRIGHTON 10 – 14 Waterloo Pl. Brighton BN2 9NB 01273 603700 Brighton Photo Fringe Open winner Stuart Griffiths talks about his work and then a screening of the film Isolation, based on his life, will be screened with a live musical soundtrack. for enquiries email info@ photofringe.org or see www. photofringe.org

Photo Fringe White Night event Drawing with Light. Brighton Photo Fringe in partnership with Snapshot Brighton Photo Fringe Brighton Launch of the Fringe Focus multi-exhibition platform. Large solo shows, group shows, participatory project exhibitions and solo artists pods. Opening Party Sat 2nd Oct 9 til 1

Come and celebrate the opening of the festival. For info please see www. photofringe.org. Tickets available in advance and on the door.

Further information will be announced on www. for enquiries email photofringe.org n Sept 2010. info@photofringe.org or see

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30th Oct 8pm – 12am Pavillion Gardens, New Road Royal Pavilion Grounds, Brighton BN1 1UG. A Photography Competition - Come and take images around Brighton at Night. Upload them in Pavillion Gardens for a Nightime outdoor Slideshow. for enquiries email info@ photofringe.org or see www. photofringe.org

A selection of Brighton Photo Fringe exhibitions will stay open late for White Night celebrations. See www. whitenightnuitblanche.com for details.for enquiries email info@photofringe.org or see www.photofringe.org

Brighton Photo Fringe White Night late opening Astrid Shultz - Food Keeps Body & Soul Together

Photo Fringe and Photoworks, this event provides photographers with an opportunity to discuss their portfolios with high profile professionals from the publishing and exhibiting sectors. for enquiries email info@ photofringe.org or see www. photofringe.org, or www.bpb. org.uk/events/10012/portfolioreview-day/

CompARTment Photographers project - London Road Oct 2nd – Oct 31st. CompARTment, Open Market, London Road Brighton BN1 4JS. The photographers involved will produce a body of work related to the surrounding area whilst also running various interactive community based projects. The CompARTment Photography collective will document, inform, encourage and engage with the surrounding community and on-going CompARTment projects.

Experiments in Black DO YOU REMEMBER THE 2 Oct – 14 Nov FIRST TIME? The Regency Town House,

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13 Brunswick Square, Hove, BN3 1EH

Lighthouse, Zone B, 28 Kensington Street, Brighton, BN1 4AJ T. + 44 (0) 1273 647197.

White Night late opening of this exhibition.

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To book contact: mark@ newwritingsouth.com. Admission: free, but please book early to avoid disappointment. Do You Remember the First Time? is an event inspired by Queer Brighton at Lighthouse that invites members of the LGBTQ community and the wider population to share their memories and experiences of Pride and gay life in Brighton & Hove over the decades.

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FINDING VIEWS/ CHANGING VIEWS 1 Thursday 14 October 5.30pm – 7pm Jubilee Street, Brighton BN1 1GE Admission: free, but please book early to avoid disappointment, as places are limited. This is an event for young people aged 13 – 19.

Share your views and opinions of Brighton & Hove through photography Sat 30th Oct and animation. A mini Open til midnight Facilitated by writer Shaun photography workshop Levin, participants will be facilitated by young people Brighton Media Centre, encouraged to contribute from the View-finder project Friese-Greene House, 15 – to an online archive that will at Brighton Aldridge 17 Middle Street, Brighton include images, film and Community Academy BN1 1AL written documentation about (formerly Falmer High Freelance photographer their experiences. Everyone School). Images and artwork Astrid Schulz started this is welcome to bring along will be uploaded to the ViewWe are still welcoming ongoing portrait series in memories, swap stories and finder project website. photographers to join this 2004; it is combining her meet people! As part of collective - please contact mail@ To book contact: mail@ passion for food and her this event you will have the emilypaxton.co.uk for further bpb.org.uk or + 44 (0) 1273 previous career in costume opportunity to be recorded details. design. Before an image was for the archive. Presented by 643052 www.emilypaxton.co.uk taken, the sitters were either Brighton Photo Biennial in FINDING VIEWS/ www.philipbedford.co.uk asked about their favourite partnership with Lighthouse, CHANGING VIEWS 2 www.compartment.org.uk food, or the edible item is and New Writing South. Saturday 16 October telling us something about Danny Wilson 2pm – 5pm,Admission: free. Ephemeral their pastime… Memorial Award This is an event for young Sat 6 Nov Sat 13 Nov www.mediacentre.org people aged 13 – 19. To take 14.00 – 16.00 part, drop in at one of the Old Court House, Prince's St, Brighton Photo Coachwerks, 19 Hollingdean participating venues anytime Brighton BN2 1WE. Fringe, Brighton Terrace, Brighton, BN17HB. between 2pm – 5pm. Photo Biennial and Award presented to a Exhibiting artist David Parker Fabrica, Lighthouse, Photoworks present Brighton Photo Fringe will be running a workshop Brighton Museum & Art Artists Portfoio artist/photographer for the on pinhole and alternative Gallery reviews presentation of their work. process photography, at The award is selected by Sat 13 Nov Share your views and Coachwerks from 2 – 6pm. a panel and presented on 10am – 5pm opinions of Brighton & cost £20 contact david@ Sat 13 Nov. To see how Hove through photography figmentarts.co.uk for more Sallis Benney Theatre, to submit your show for and animation. A mini information. University of Brighton, Grand consideration please see photography marathon Parade, Brighton BN2 0JY www.photofringe.org www.coachwerks.org.uk facilitated by young people Organised by Brighton for enquiries email info@ from the View-finder project photofringe.org or see www. Photo Biennial, Brighton 61

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express and represent themselves using photography. The work produced will be exhibited in October, providing audiences with direct insights into some of the City’s diverse, frequently misrepresented and seldomseen LGBT lives.

Aldridge Community Academy (formerly Falmer High School). Bring a camera (or phone camera). Images and artwork will be uploaded to the View-finder project website. Prizes to be awarded by the View-finder team. To see what the young For more information call 01273 people have been doing 207050 or email during the project and at brighton.manager@switchboard. these events visit www.viewfinder.org.uk

About View-finder Viewfinder is an online arts project by young people for young people. Pupils from BrightonAldridge Community Academy have been working with artist Marianne Holm Hansen and designer Paul Farrington (from Studio Tonne). Developed by BPB, Lighthouse and Photoworks, View-finder aims to equip young people with the skills, experience and resources necessary to design an online creative space where they can investigate contemporary digital arts practice, photography and film, and set up opportunities for their friends and families to take part too.The project is funded by Brighton & Hove City Council and Enquire and aims to develop youngPeople’s visual literacy and encourage engagement with contemporary visual arts in the city and beyond.

In-Sight 5 Nov – 14 Nov Fringe Focus Former Co-op Store, 94 – 101 London Road, Brighton BN1 4LB. Brighton & Hove LGBT Switchboard, in partnership with BPF, will be offering photography workshops to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) people in September 2010 . The workshops will offer a safe space for participants to

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IN SITE - GALLERY TALK Wed 13 Oct 18:00 - 19:30 Blue Dog Gallery 20 Gardener Street Brighton East Sussex BN11UP

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Artists Ellie Davies, Wendy Pye and Toby Smith in conversation with Graham Hulme, Course Leader of the Photography Department, City College Brighton and Hove.

MOSAIC Black & Mixed Parentage Family Group Photography Project and archive MOSAIC Black & Mixed Parentage Family Group is celebrating its 20th Anniversary through photography with funding from the Big Lottery. Volunteers have embarked on a journey with Brighton & Hove Black History Project to archive 20 years of photos/ footage documenting the lives and contributions of local Black & mixed parentage families. This rich and diverse material will be developed and archived into a photo arts exhibition via workshops with Edi Mandala (Community Development Artist).

OASIS 2 Oct – 14 Nov Phoenix, South Gallery, 10 – 14 Waterloo Place, Brighton BN2 9NB Brighton Oasis Project aims to improve the lives and maximise the potential of the diverse range of women, children and young people affected by substance misuse. This project led by Janine Boyer in partnetship with BPF will be an opportunity for service users at Oasis to participate in 3 photography workshops to learn and develop photographic skills and make a body of work to be exhibited as part of the Photo Fringe Festival in Oct 2010. www.switchboard.org.uk

One Week In Moscow,Book Launch - One Week In Moscow, Gabriella Rizzello and Murray Ballard Saturday 2nd October 17.00 – 20.00 Marwood Studios Cafe, 52 Ship Street, Brighton, BN41 1DG Come and join photographers Gabriella Rizzello and Murray Ballard launch their book, One Week In Moscow, a photographic dairy of their time in Russia earlier this year during the midst of winter. The book is dedicated to the life and memory of Gabriella's mother who sadly passed away earlier this year due to complications of diabetes. All profits from the sale of the book will be donated to the charity Diabetes UK. This gives all those who have pre-ordered the book online an opportunity to come and pick-up their copy in person.

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OPEN LECTURE FOR STUDENTS Fri 12 Nov 16.00 – 17.00 To book contact: mail@bpb.org.uk or T. + 44 (0) 1273 643052 Sallis Benney Theatre, University of Brighton, Grand Parade BN2 0JY. Admission: free, but please book early to avoid disappointment. Martin Parr discusses the biennial themes, artists and exhibitions. This event is aimed at further and higher education students only.

Peacehaven in III Parts, 'Living Archive' portrait sessions. Amelia Shepherd Brighton Exhibition and portrait sessions Sat 6th Nov 2 – 5pm Sun 7th Nov 2 – 5pm Sat 13th Nov 2 – 5pm Sun 14th Nov 2 – 5pm Fringe Focus, The Old Co-op Building, 94 – 101 London Road, Brighton, BN1 4LB Peacehaven Exhibition ‘Living Archive’ portrait sessions Dates and location to be confirmed. Each weekend for the duration of this 2 week Brighton exhibition people with a connection to Peacehaven are invited to sit for portraits. Your image will be added to the people’s wall, contributing to the creation of the ‘living archive’ of this project. For confirmation of dates and times please check www.ameliashepherd.com and www.photofringe.org

Phoenix Artists Open Studios Sat 16 Oct – Sun 17 Oct 11.00 – 17.00 Free admission PHOENIX BRIGHTON

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work and Art Mama. The artist lives and works with his mother in Kawasaki Colourstream, Garage studio's City, Japan. He has shown Phoenix Brighton opens SIDEROTYPE EVENT ONE extensively in exhibitions and its doors for one weekend, d.loewenthal@roehampton.ac.uk major museums across Asia, Roger Vail, platinum prints allowing visitors a rare from the 'Carnivals', 'Tower Europe, USA, and South porTRAITure: Group opportunity to come and Bridge' and 'Piers' groups, America. Photographic see where the artists work. print viewing with Paul Installation. www.permanentgallery.com With over 100 studios in Daskarolis of Siderotype. Stone Squid Experimental the building, there will SNAPSHOT BRIGHTON com. Art Space be a diverse range of Peter Pavement 78 High Street, Old Town work on view including 7th Oct photography, film, ceramics, Hastings, E. Sussex, TN34 Venue to be announced. Online at jewellery, painting, drawing, 3EL www.snapshotbrighton.co.uk See: www.siderotype.com sculpture, design installation, before and during the The art or practice of making Roger Vail, platinum prints performance and much festival. Followed by a Miniportrait. Note: The meaning from the 'Carnivals', 'Tower more. This free event also exhibition at Add the Colour, of the word is sometimes Bridge' and 'Piers' groups, includes a shop selling work 8 – 13th Nov 2010 extended so as to include a print viewing with Paul by the artists, a café, free 9.30am – 6pm photographic likeness. [1913 Daskarolis of Siderotype. workshops, and a range of Webster]. Entry Word: trait. Online and at Add The com. performances and talks. Function: noun. Meaning: Colour, 64 – 65 North Road, SIDEROTYPE EVENT info@phoenixbrighton.org something that sets apart Brighton, BN1 1YD TWO www.phoenixbrighton.org an individual from others Snapshot Brighton is an open Haiti: blind architect' a of the same kind. A group Phototherapy photographic presentation submission photographic Europe: Researching project by artists M Everett, competition. Submit your of slides and platinum/ S Griffiths, A Kotting, Phototherapy photos of Brighton and palladium prints by Pradip G Lau, A Moran and C and Therapeutic Brighton life online via an Wainwright. With the theme Malde, covering the past interactive map. Entry is free. Photography, Del of portraiture & a 35mm x 36 five years of his work in Explore the photos at www. Lowenthal Haiti, to be followed by a carousel slide projector per snapshotbrighton.co.uk and 19 – 21 Oct discussion. artist, the interpretation & rate the images you see on 10.00 – 17.00 the curation of each carousel 14 Oct the site. The site's viewers is to be solely with the artist, Whitelands College, are the judges. Ratings will with the only limitation of a Venue to be announced. Roehampton University, be added up on the 10th of single subject. See: www.siderotype.com London November and prizes will A photographic presentation be awarded (see the site for Project Popular The aim of this of slides and platinum/ details). Snapshot Brighton Camera symposium is to share palladium prints by Pradip explores online curatorship, European developments 2nd Oct – 14th Nov Malde, covering the past five utilising map technology and in Phototherapy and Mon – Sat 9.00 – 17.30 years of his work in Haiti, to "crowdsourced" selection Therapeutic Photography Sun 10.00 – 17.30. be followed by a discussion. to bring together a sense with particular reference to of place with a creative Iydea Vegetarian Restaurant, Sites within the city research. The symposium will North Laine, 17 Kensington community's work. Sat 16th Oct 2 – 3pm involve three main elements: Gardens, Brighton, East www.snapshotbrighton.co.uk Sussex, BN1 4AL. The Regency Town House 1. The sharing of work www.addcolour.co.uk 13 Brunswick Square, Hove in progress on the EU A collaborative journey in SNAPSHOT: A PORTRAIT BN3 1EH Leonardo da Vinci project which Rocket Artist Tina OF BRIGHTON "Phototherapy Europe: Jenner and Inclusive Arts Tatsumi Orimoto: Live 2nd Oct – 14th Nov Learning and Healing practitioner Claire Griffiths In Translation Artist talk, Tuesday – Sunday through Phototherapy from used photography and text Permanent gallery, 20 10am – 5pm Italy, Finland and the UK. to create personal alphabets Bedford Place, Brighton, Closed Mondays representing memories and BN1 2PT. Live In Translation 2. To examine questions of Except public holidays important people in their celebrates the unique researching phototherapy 10am – 5pm lives. The Rocket Artists relationship Orimoto has and therapeutic are a group of artists with developed to the medium Brighton Museum & Art photography in respect of learning disabilities who of photography which Gallery, Royal Pavilion other developments in this make artwork at the Phoenix allows audiences to become Gardens, Brighton, BN1 1EE field in the UK Studios, Brighton. participants in his artworks. An exhibition of artwork by 3. To explore current Look for his artworks in www.clairegriffiths.com pupils from four secondary approaches to research in the city and join him in http://projectpopularcamera. schools in Brighton and East the psychological therapies conversation about his and their implications for researching phototherapy and therapeutic photography.

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BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 Sussex working with artist Annis Joslin and students from the University of Brighton responding to a brief similar to that given to the three photographers in the BPB exhibition Strange and Familiar. Some of the Snapshot artwork has been reproduced as large billboard style panels - look out for it on the side of buildings across Brighton & Hove. Funded by Aimhigher and Widening Participation at the University of Brighton.

Snapshot Brighton Awards Evening

Brighton and Hove area aged 16 – 24. The work we do includes sustaining tenancies, accessing health, looking at work, training, education opportunities, and supporting young women to move on into more independent accommodation. This is a great opportunity for the young women to be involved in an exciting event led by artist Rosie Holmes. Impact and BPF

THE PHOTOCAPTURE PROJECT 2nd Oct – 14th Nov Mon – Sat 10am – 5pm

University of Brighton Café Foyer, University of Brighton Wed 10th Nov www.snapshotbrighton.co.uk Grand Parade, Brighton BN2 OJY & Add The Colour, 64 – 65 North Road, Brighton, BN1 In 2008 the Community 1YD University Partnership Programme at the Wed 10th Nov University of Brighton 2010 Snapshot Brighton (CUPP) commissioned Awards Evening Come to Brighton Photo Biennial Add the Colour, 64 – 65 to work with small teams North Road, Brighton, of undergraduates from BN1 1YD, at 6.30pm the University of Brighton for the awards evening. to document the work of Prizes will be given for the their South East Coastal winners of the Snapshot Brighton open photography Communities project using competition and you will be photography and film across a two-year period. The able to see the exhibition, programme was funded interact with the website by the Higher Education and meet many of the Funding Council for England. photographers involved in This exhibition presents the project. some of the outcomes from www.snapshotbrighton. co.uk, www.addcolour.co.uk the project. One Digital, Colourstream, Surface Impression

STOPOVER 22 Oct - 31 Oct Fringe Focus Former Co-op Store 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB Stopover Supported Housing is pleased to have been invited to work in collaboration with Brighton Photo Fringe to produce work for this years event. Stopover provides housing to young women in the

the curriculum. This informal CPD event will include case study presentations, artist led discussion and a chance to meet staff responsible for education at Brighton Photo Biennial, Photoworks and Brighton Photo Fringe. To book contact: mail@ bpb.org.uk or + 44 (0) 1273 643052, Admission: places are free but limited. Please book early to avoid disappointment. This event includes refreshments.

The Street Photographer, Brown&Bri Sat 2nd and Sun 3rd of Oct Event: Brighton Seafront Exhibition: Fringe Focus Former Co-op Store 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB Street photography can hold a mirror up to society, recording street culture in a particular time and place or capturing intimate human moments and gestures. The results can be honest, suspect, ironic, insightful and poetic. On Brighton’s seafront, we’ll snap people unawares before letting them decide what we do with their portrait.

Not straying from traditional styles of street www.brighton.ac.uk/gallery-theatr photographers, we tip our hats to a respected genre THE ROLE OF THE while commenting on the CAMERA IN THE growing restrictions on CLASSROOM citizen photography. wed 3 Nov THE WASTED YOUTH 4.30pm – 6.30pm.

A living room built within a studio. A teenage party will occur. Georgie Turner-Noble will document the night. The room will be left for the exhibition in its postparty state. With photos of the night before scattered around.

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Unfrastructure (a call for change), Julia Horbaschk 5 Nov – 14 Nov Fringe Focus Former Co-op Store 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB A participatory photography project, which aims to highlight infrastructural issues in your local area. This may be visible on streets, houses or the environment. The idea is to create a pool of images showing us interesting "Unfrastructures". Best images will be shown in the Fringe Focus Space. Get involved: www.flickr.com/ groups/unfrastructures Get involved: www.flickr.com/groups/ unfrastructures, Website for participants: http://www.flickr. com/groups/unfrastructures

Uprooting the Gaze EXHIBITION event in partnership with the British Council Tue 5th Oct Fringe Focus Former Co-op Store 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB for enquiries email info@ photofringe.org or see www. photofringe.org

Exhibition discussion Uprooting the Gaze, artists talks in Partnership with Autograph

CETLD, Ground floor, Sun 17th October University of Brighton, Grand 7 – 10pm (closing night) Parade bn2 0jy Studio Ping-Pong, 41 A twilight event for primary Brunswick Street West, Hove, and secondary school BN3 1RH teachers from all subject A 17 year old documents areas investigating the the gradual destruction of potential of photography teenage sobriety. as a tool for learning across 64

Wed 6th Oct 7pm. Autograph, Rivington Place London EC2A 3BA Uprooting the Gaze: foreign places familiar patterns’

BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE 2010 features five African photographers: Nestor Da, François-Xavier Gbré, Baudouin Mouanda, Zanele Muholi and Uche OkpaIroha, nominated for the Fondation Blachère Prize at the 8th Bamako Encounters - African Photography Biennial (2009), and multimedia artist Breeze Yoko, shortlisted for the same prize at the 8th Dak’Art - Biennale of Contemporary African Art (2008). Curated by Christine Eyene, this show proposes to highlight the photographers’ gaze and visual response in a situation of temporary (dis)location, a context of passing and ephemeral presence. Alongside the exhibition are programmed one public event in Brighton and an artists’ talk at Rivington Place presented by Autograph ABP on the Please see www.photofringe. org and www.autograph-abp. co.uk/ For bookings email info@ autograph-abp.co.uk

Unemployed Centre Families Project volunteers and centre users.

Where’s Tilbury Place? Artists: Brighton Unemployed Centre Families Project volunteers and centre users 2 Oct – 17 Oct Fringe Focus Former Co-op Store 94 – 101 London Road Brighton BN1 4LB A participative audio-visual project reflecting the people and activities of ‘the drop-in centre at the top of the hill’. Mentored by artist Lucy Jo Brown, twelve volunteer centre users learnt new skills in roles they’d never had the opportunity to try before - in the process creating a truly unique film. Please see website www. bucfp.org for ongoing centre activities and courses - info@bucfp.org

Wildlife The Clickers 1st Oct – 12th Nov Mon – Fri 9 – 17.00 Thurs 9 – 20.30 The Bridge Community Centre Lucraft Road Moulsecoomb Brighton BN2 4PN Two photography groups led by Denise Felkin and Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Access to Nature project (funded by the Big Lottery Fund’s Changing Spaces programme) visited the woodland and downs behind the Bridge community centre and recorded the wide variety of plants and insects to be found in Moulsecoomb, Dates and details of any talks, discussions or associated events to be announced. Beginning Nature Photography. Venue Woods Mill, Henfield

Where’s Tilbury Place? Artists: Brighton

YOU’VE BEEN FRAMED, A ONE-DAY FESTIVAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Tue 9 Nov 9.30am – 2.30pm Sallis Benney Theatre. University of Brighton, Grand Parade bn2 0jy To book: this event is aimed at Aimhigher school groups. If you are a teacher who would like to bring a group, please contact your Aimhigher School Co-ordinator. If you are a school student please show this information to your teacher or call + 44 (0) 1273 643052. For a list of Aimhigher schools visit www.aimhighersussex.org. A hands-on event for FE students that begins with short presentations from leading photographers followed by interactive gallery tours of Biennial exhibitions and practical photography based workshops led by undergraduates from the University of Brighton. Funded by Aimhigher Sussex.

BRIGHTON PHOTO FRINGE OPENING PARTY Sat 2 Oct 9 til 1 Come and celebrate the opening of the festival. www.photofringe.org. 65

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