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Open’11

Posted on 2011/10/30 by Cheryl

Through an international open call Brighton Photo Fringe Open 2011 has brought together a diverse group of curators and artists to explore different perspectives on the critical issues emerging from contemporary photographic practice. The curatorial teams were appointed by mentor Charlotte Cotton, Creative Director of the Media Space (a partnership between the Science Museum and [...] Continue reading →

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identity online focus

Posted on 2011/09/19 by Cheryl

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This is What Democracy Looks Like

Posted on 2011/03/26 by Cheryl

A Photographic Protest Owing to the cheapness and pervasiveness of digital photography, these protests have the potential to be among the most photographed in history. Existing as data on computers and phones, the pictures can be straightforwardly distributed and shared. We aim to put these photographs to use, as a means of furthering the campaign [...] Continue reading →

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Brighton Photo Fringe

Posted on 2010/08/22 by Cheryl

Brighton Photo Fringe: new logo identity, website, brochure and press material. Every two years Brighton Photo Fringe coordinates a city-wide festival of exhibitions and events in partnership with Brighton Photo Biennial. Continue reading →

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Itchy Scratchy

Posted on 2009/10/05 by Cheryl

Itchy Scratchy is an exhibition of photographs. The title is taken from this quote by Charlotte Cotton, where she describes the pictures which break photographers out of familiar ways of working. The exhibition affirms the role that happy accidents and… Continue reading →

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Itchy Scratchy

Posted on 2009/10/01 by Cheryl

Hexaplex collaborated with Permanent Gallery on the online Itchy Scratchy Gallery. The title is taken from this quote by Charlotte Cotton, where she describes the pictures which break photographers out of familiar ways of working. The exhibition affirms the role that happy accidents and epiphanies play in creative activity. Many thanks to Laura Mousavi from [...] Continue reading →

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