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Brighton Photo Fringe is pleased to present From Here, an open-submission exhibition for photographic artists. Three emerging curators, Chloe Hoare, Max Houghton and Yasmina Reggad, were chosen to work with mentor curator John Gill to select an exhibition from over 4000 images submitted from all corners of the globe. The resulting exhibition, From Here, is a celebration of current photographic practice by the truly diverse and widespread community that makes up Brighton Photo Fringe. The Big Brother era may already have passed, but society still has a voracious appetite for surveillance of the human condition. Reality TV has spawned Reality in the mall, Reality on the bus, and so on. Aspects of life previously considered private are increasingly made ‘real’ by filming or photographing using ever-changing devices. It now seems that the act of looking and recording validates experience, as well as controlling it. Photographs are made for many purposes, yet are united in just one: to be looked at. In From Here, our curators have selected a body of work that not only asks to be looked at, but invites the spectator to consider the act of looking itself. Through a variety of techniques, including surveillance photographs, family snapshots, television screen-grabs and staged photographs that reveal the construct beyond the frame, the gaze of the spectator is disrupted and displaced. Becoming aware of themselves as active participants, the relationship between spectator, photographer and subject start to merge and fluctuate. By acknowledging and drawing in the spectator, From Here makes us aware of our role in looking and exposes our complicity in the act of representation. Within this unsettling body of works, the photograph almost disappears until what we are looking at is representation itself.

Venue
  iCrossing, First Floor, Moore House, 13 Black Lion Street, Brighton
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    17th October-8th November
Times
    Fri, Sat, Sun 12-6pm



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Jon Barraclough
Anthony Carr
Caleb Churchill
Eleanor Cleasby
Danny Corgan
Emma Critchley
Alice Evans
Monica Fernandez
Helen Green
Leslie Hakim-Dowek
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André Lichtenberg
Jenny Nordquist
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David Plummer
Wendy Pye
Richard Rowland
Carly Seller
Heather Tait
Jayne Taylor
Bénédite Topuz
Evangelia Voutsaki
Mike Whelan
Alexandra Wolkowicz
Will Woods
Ozzy Yorulmaz

iCrossing - Brighton
First Floor, Moore House, 13 Black Lion Street
BN1 1ND Brighton 
Royaume-Uni
Brighton Photo Fringe
Room EDB 128 Media and Film Department University of Sussex Falmer
BN1 9RH Brighton 
Royaume-Uni

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