BREXIT a Photographic Response by Young People

GBMET Photography Diploma, Foundation and Extended Diploma students

20–24 October

The meaning and unknown consequences of leaving Europe are visually interpreted by 16-18 year old current Photography Diploma students.

A diverse and creative insight to the hopes, fears and expectations of a generation that was not included in the referendum/decision making in June 2016.

Opening Times:

  • Saturday 20 October 10am-2pm
  • Monday 22 October 10am-4pm
  • Tuesday 23 October 10am-4pm
  • Wednesday 24 October 10am-4pm


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Gloucester Building
Pelham Street
Brighton, BN1 4FA

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  • Volunteers

    BPF is a registered charity and a volunteer-led organisation without ongoing core funding. We operate through collective and partnership working and the hugely generous gifts of time that all kinds of people offer to us.

    There are many opportunities to get involved through volunteering across the festival and its exciting programme of exhibitions, talks, workshops, screenings, tours and more.

    If you would like to volunteer with us please email kate@photofringe.org

    Find out more here

  • About us

    Brighton Photo Fringe is a volunteer-led, collaborative platform providing essential professional development opportunities and peer-support for emerging lens- based artists.

    Committed to equality and diversity, BPF’s year-round programme fosters ambition, innovation and self-reliance in artists; nurtures confidence and creativity in participants; and inspires audiences with extraordinary images in unexpected places.

    Every two years in October Brighton Photo Fringe organises a free city-wide open-access fringe festival of new photography.
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    Festival Manager: Kate O'Neill

     

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