Van Leo
Self Portrait (1944)
Van-Leo Collection, Rare Books and Special Collections Library, The American University in Cairo
Opportunity for an Artist/Educator working with Photography
The Snapshot Project
Brighton Photo Biennial, in partnership with Aimhigher and Widening Participation wish to commission an artist who works with photography to facilitate Snapshot a project with teachers and undergraduates that enables the undergraduates to collaborate (with the artist) to devise and deliver photography based workshops with school pupils at three secondary sc .....
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Brighton Photo Biennial 2010
New Documents
Curated by Martin Parr
02.10.2010 > 14.11.2010
For its fourth edition, Brighton Photo Biennial is delighted to be working with the internationally renowned photographer, editor and curator Martin Parr.
"As curator, I want to make this festival fresh, distinctive and focussed on Brighton & Hove. This city is the ideal venue for a photo biennial. .....
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The Viewfinder Project
Brighton Photo Biennial, in partnership with Lighthouse and Photoworks wish to appoint an artist who works with photography, moving image and/or new technology to facilitate a high profile, youth led action research project that enables a core group of young people aged 14 – 19 to develop wider opportunities for cultural participation for their peers using innovative online and event based projects.
Viewfinder is funded by Brighton .....
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Brighton Photo Biennial General Manager.
Newly Established Post.
Salary £18,000 full time
BPB is looking for an imaginative and pro-active General Manager to help the organisation build a photographic event of international standing.
A key member of BPB's team, the General Manager will work closely with, support and report to the Executive Director and take the lead on day to day running of the office, the financial management and administ .....
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For information about Brighton Photo Biennial 2008 click here. .....
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A EUPHORIC FLASH PROJECT
The Trust for the Study of Adolesence with Brighton Photo Biennial
Euphoric Flash is a group of ten young people (aged 14- 19 years) from across Brighton & Hove. Supported by artist Helen Cammock, designers and emotional health professionals, the group participated in a series of workshops using photography to explore issues around emotional wellbeing.
Euphoric Flash has created a series of powerful images .....
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Peer to Peer is a creative volunteering programme run by BPB that focuses on motivating and mentoring young people interested in developing a career in the visual arts, or community arts education.
Supported by artist Anna Sherbany young people aged 16+ from across Brighton & Hove and arts students from the University of Brighton dreamed up and delivered fresh, fun and playful photography-based workshops for 35 children from the Starfish Kids Club, an after school .....
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Brighton Photo Biennial today announced two key appointments.
Julian Stallabrass has been appointed Curator for Brighton Photo Biennial's third edition, taking place in October 2008.
Stallabrass said: “I am delighted to have been asked to curate Brighton Photo Biennial, which has established itself as an exciting and innovative force within the British photography and a .....
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moblogUK joins BPB for cameraphone project
moblogUK has joined with Brighton Photo Biennial 2006 to present a new project encouraging everyone to submit their own cameraphone pictures, video or audio.
The BPB moblog is for everyone to express their creative impulses through the medium of the camera phone - using still images, video or audio.
The theme of the BPB moblog is Nothing .....
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