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Chateau de Sacy are presently inviting submissions from British artists wishing to spend a month at Sacy in the summer of 2015. The work must be site-specific and transcend language barriers. The residency includes free accommodation and work space, along with an … Continue reading →

An opportunity for artists and collaborative practices working across craft and design disciplines On offer are five awards of £7,500 and support to develop new work over a period of six months. The work will be exhibited as part of the … Continue reading →

Brighton Photo Biennial 2014 An exploration of the transition between still and moving images sees historic cinematic techniques and apparatus set alongside works from contemporary artists. Inspired by the Barnes Brothers’ early cinema collection at Hove Museum, Twixt Two Worlds … Continue reading →

Brighton Photo Biennial 2014  An exploration of collaborative working methods, with five very different contemporary photography collectives. These contemporary views on photography provide a route into current conversations around the resurgence of photography collectives. Invited for their varying styles and … Continue reading →

Brighton Photo Biennial 2014 Two locations, two photographers, working together to exchange experiences and perspectives, sharing the process of making to create a single project Photographers, Kalpesh Lathigra (UK) and Thabiso Sekgala (SA), have used the framework of collaboration to … Continue reading →

Brighton Photo Biennial 2014 Enter a tumultuous era with this unparalleled collection of photographs made by a group of photographers working for the Rome-based agency Team Editorial Services. The press photographers constantly shifted between battling film stars at play and … Continue reading →

Brighton Photo Biennial 2014 German photographer Jan Von Hollenben collaborates with young people from Brighton & Hove and employs perspective, props and a box of tricks that owes much to the early film pioneers celebrated in Hove Museum’s extraordinary collection. … Continue reading →

Brighton Photo Biennial 2014 Andrew Lacon is concerned with the framing and methodology behind photographs of Roman sculpture. His work draws on an historic Rome album and photographs from the Library of Birmingham’s archive. Cornford & Cross create work through discussion and … Continue reading →

The inaugural national Jerwood/Photoworks Awards seek outstanding proposals in relation to new approaches to photography. Three awards of £5,000 will be made to support the making of new work, alongside a mentoring programme, access to a significant production fund, a … Continue reading →