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Bpb Guide Vaw.Indd Festival Magazine Sponsors EVENTS Thursday 2 October 5pm–6pm ETHICS AND THE PUBLIC USE OF FILM PROGRAMME EDUCATION EVENTS Looking at or making images of war and pain Julian Stallabrass IMAGES OF WAR: A DEBATE raises important questions about how we view Julian Stallabrass (BPB 2008 Guest Duke of York’s Picturehouse, POST UP: THE WAR OF IMAGES human suffering. This event, with contributions BPB 2008 CONFERENCE Curator) explores the festival themes in Fabrica 40 Duke Street, Brighton, bn1 1ag Preston Circus, Brighton from University of Brighton students, explores MEMORY OF FIRE: THE WAR OF conversation with Helen Cadwallader Wednesday 12 November Sunday 26 October Jubilee Square, Brighton: (Project Hub at some of these issues. Suitable for those studying IMAGES AND IMAGES OF WAR (BPB Executive Director). Julian Stallabrass 6pm–8pm Matinee – please check with cinema for Lighthouse, 28 Kensington Street, Brighton) Media, Politics, Humanities, Photography, 15.10.09 lectures in modern and contemporary To book: contact [email protected] or 01273 778646 exact screening time and ticket prices Friday 14 November and Saturday 15 November Philosophy, History, Religious Studies or Art. art at the Courtauld Institute of Art. Admission: free T:0871 7042056 10am–4pm Sallis Benney Theatre A collaboration with the Mass Observation Archive An event for FE students. Presented in partnership University of Brighton, Grand Parade Friday 3 October 5pm–6pm Do we NEED to see what war does to people? Ought Standard Operating Procedure (cert 15) with the University of Brighton. Saturday 15 November Ashley Gilbertson we HAVE TO see it? When does shock give way to Director: Errol Morris. US 2008. 115mins. A public event staged by photographer Anthony 9.30am–5.30pm Award-winning photographer Ashley lazy acceptance? How do photographers decide Lam with veterans and Year 10 pupils. Using material CULTURAL/INFORMATION HUB Tickets: £30 / £15 (concessions) Gilbertson discusses his work covering what we see and manipulate how we see it? Nobody Legendary documentary film-maker Errol held by the Mass Observation Archive (University of the Iraq war between 2003 and 2007 in has asked people permission to display their pain, Morris conducts an exposé of the soldiers Sussex), BPB 2008 exhibitions and personal experiences Brighton Unitarian Church Programmed by Julian Stallabrass, BPB conversation with Julian Stallabrass (BPB suffering or mutilated corpses: does that matter? involved in the shocking pictures from Abu as a starting point, Lam and the participants have New Road, Brighton, bn1 1uf 2008 Guest Curator in association with 2008 Guest Curator). Afterwards, meet Come and join in a debate about these and related Ghraib prison, which changed perceptions of been considering the way in which memory of war Thursday 2–Saturday 4 October Brighton Photo Biennial and supported by Ashley Gilbertson informally and discuss issues hosted by Fabrica and University of Brighton’s American servicemen and women fighting in and media images affect modern day understanding 10am–5pm (Thurs from 2pm–5pm only) foto8.com aperture.org camera-austria.at the University of Brighton, this important his latest book over light refreshments. Centre For Applied Philosophy, Politics & Ethics. Iraq. Attempting to understand the motivation of conflict. This event is a puplic opportunity for event brings together internationally behind the images, Morris interviews US forces comment, contribution and participation. The Cultural and Information Hub is a place to renowned photographers, media theorists Saturday 4 October 6pm–7pm WHITE NIGHT who took and appeared in the photographs. Supported through Their Past Your Future 2 (TPYF2) gather information on both Brighton Photo and art historians to discuss the production, Geert Van Kesteren programme funded by the Museums, Libraries & Biennial and Brighton Photo Fringe, meet up and exhibition and distribution of images of war, Award-winning photojournalist Geert Van Saturday 25 October MAGNUM WORKSHOP Archives Council. A Celebrating Age event. delve deeper into debates and ideas shaping referencing historical and contemporary Kesteren explores the effects of the Iraq 7.30pm–2am photographic practice past and present through photographic practice. Speakers include: Tom war on the Iraqi diaspora and civilian life To book: contact [email protected] or 01273 778646 Centre for Research and Development, To find out more visit www.bpb.org.uk or the the photography publication stands including: Hickey (Course Leader for the Cultural and during the US occupation, in conversation Admission: free University of Brighton, Grand Parade Biennial’s Cultural & Information Hub during the Photoworks, PhotoVoice and Trolley Books. Critical Theory MA at University of Brighton), with Brigitte Lardinois (Senior Research Monday 20–Friday 24 October opening weekend. Sarah James (Humboldt Fellow, Berlin), Geert Fellow in Photography at London College of White Night is a new night time festival which Lovink (Research Professor in Interactive Media Communication). Afterwards, meet Geert will take place each year to coincide with the The Magnum Workshop Brighton is a five- JULIAN STALLABRASS, COACH TRIPS at Hogeschool van Amsterdam), and Hilary Van Kesteren informally and discuss his end of British Summer Time. Venues, bars and day practical course intended for advanced OPEN LECTURE FOR STUDENTS Roberts (Head of Collections Management latest book over light refreshments. restaurants in central Brighton will be hosting photographers wishing to proceed with the Saturday 4 October at Imperial War Museum, London). Organised in partnership with Lighthouse. special events in the lead up to the grand finale at next stage of their photographic careers. Led by Sallis Benney Theatre, University of Brighton BPB Partner venues west of Brighton: 2am when the clocks go back. three Magnum photographers Carl De Keyzer, Friday 31 October 4pm–5pm The Winchester Gallery, Aspex Further details from www.bpb.org.uk Saturday 11 October 2pm–3pm Mark Power and Donovan Wylie this workshop To book: contact [email protected] or 01273 643052 and Pallant House Gallery Peter Kennard and Cat Picton Phillipps As part of White Night, Fabrica, the University of is an exciting opportunity to build a body of Admission: free, but please book early to avoid 9.30am–5.30pm IN CONVERSATION Artists Peter Kennard and Cat Picton Phillipps, Brighton Gallery and Lighthouse will be opening work with a street photography/documentary disappointment. Pick up and drop off point: foammagazine.nl fotokvartals.lv hotshoeinternational.com in conversation with Gordon MacDonald late and conducting two artist-led tours and a theme. Participants will be selected by the lead Church Street, Brighton (outside Dome) The Old Courtroom, (Editor, Photoworks magazine), discuss their debate that will draw connections between their photographers on the basis of online submitted Julian Stallabrass, discusses the festival themes. Church Street, Brighton collaboration over the last five years, Iraq: a Brighton Photo Biennial 2008 exhibitions. portfolios and the event will culminate in This event is aimed at further and higher education Sunday 5 October To book: contact [email protected] process of resistance, creating images to be used the production of a singular, unique book. students and takes place at the end of the day to BPB Partner venues east of Brighton: or 01273 643052 in public spaces in opposition to government PORTFOLIO REVIEW DAY encourage groups to visit BPB 2008 exhibitions Charleston, Independent Photographers Gallery Admission: free, but please book policy in Iraq. See related exhibition at Ink-D This workshop is organised in collaboration before the event. and De La Warr Pavilion early to avoid disappointment Gallery details at www.photofringe.org. Sallis Benney Theatre, University of Brighton with Brighton Photo Biennial. 10am–4.15pm Saturday 8 November 10am–5pm DO YOU LOOK? OR LOOK AWAY? Pick up and drop off point: Talks organised by Brighton Photo Biennial in For further details and to apply online visit Church Street, Brighton (outside Dome) partnership with Brighton & Hove Museums. Organised in partnership with Brighton Photo www.magnumphotos.com from late August. Sallis Benney Theatre, University of Brighton Fringe, this event provides photographers with Closing date for applications 17 September. 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