4 October - 2 November 2014
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Brighton Photo Biennial is the UK’s leading curated photography festival and promotes new thinking around photography through a commissioned programme of events and exhibitions. Find out more...
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The core Brighton Photo Biennial 2014 programme closed yesterday but many of our exhibitions will live on past our core programme of events
Three Brighton Photo Biennial projects form part of Joburg Photo Umbrella: The exhibition Return to Elsewhere and its digital iteration elsewhere.thespace.org plus The Photocopy Club – a Giant Collective
A Return to Elsewhere has been developed as an online interactive project led by photographers Lathigra/Sekgala
Ten photo essays responding to the ten sustainability principles of One Planet Living with ten site-specific installations in public spaces across Brighton & Hove.
We’re delighted to share Still Moving, a film by Abigail Norris shot in relation to the exhibition Stories Seen Through a Glass Plate. The original show, as part of Brighton Photo Biennial 2014, highlighted the work of the first three generations, showing photographs in light boxes in more than 50 shop windows along Station Street and Lewes High Street, at […]
Brighton Photo Biennial 2014 closed yesterday, however many of our exhibitions will live on past our core programme of events, please click here to see the full list and for ways to get involved.
This year’s Biennial has featured across many newspapers and magazines with each showcasing their own highlights of the Brighton Photo Biennial exhibitions. Coverage includes international titles, broadsheets, specialist press, bloggers and local broadcast. The work on show is as much about photography’s past as where it is going, and the balance is perfectly pitched. The […]
Articles responding to the BPB14 theme Communities, Collectives and Collaboration.
