We welcome Ricardo Cases to our Instagram takeover, January 2019.

To kick off the new year, we start our Instagram Takeover with the work of photographer, Izaac Enciso.

For our last takeover of 2018, we welcome Anthony Gerace to our Instagram account.

Ignacio Bandera takes over our Instagram account for his takeover, December 2018.

Listen to Lynn Weddle discuss the making of Brighton Photo Biennial exhibition ‘Why Are We Leaving?’ where young people from Brighton & Hove used photography to respond to the themes of this year’s festival. 

Watch Heather Agyepong discuss her series ‘Habitus: Potential Realities’ shown as part of Brighton Photo Biennial 2018.

José Pedro Cortes takes over the Photoworks Instagram account, December 2018.

Max Pinckers is an artist based in Brussels, Belgium. His oeuvre explores visual strategies in documentary photography.

José Castrellón (Panama, 1980) is a photographer working by commission in the editorial and commercial space.

Giovanna del Sarto is a London-based Italian photographer specialising in documentary photography.

Drawn To The Land is an ongoing and exploratory project which takes an intimate look at the contemporary Scottish landscape through the eyes of the women who are working, forming and shaping it.

Listen to Robin Maddock discuss his series ‘Nothing We Can’t Fix By Running Away’ shown as part of Brighton Photo Biennial 2018.

Watch Tereza Červeňová discuss her series ‘June’ shown as part of Brighton Photo Biennial 2018.

Anders Birger is a London based photographer and educator, whose practice revolves around visual storytelling in documentary photography.

Listen to Inès de Bordas, Curator of Cross Channel Photographic Mission as part of the Brighton Photo Biennial 2018, discuss her choices and the history of the exhibition.

Photoworks began as the Cross Channel Photographic Mission in collaboration with the French CRP/Centre régional de la photographie des Hauts-de-France.

“Well, we must wait for the future to show.”
― Virginia Woolf, To the Lighthouse 

No Man’s Land is a collaborative project that explores experiences of indefinite immigration detention in the UK.

Watch Émeric Lhuisset discuss his series L’Autre Rive shown as part of Brighton Photo Biennial 2018.

Émeric Lhuisset (FRANCE b.1983) holds degrees in both visual arts (École des Beaux-Arts, Paris) and geopolitics (Université Panthéon-Sorbonne / ENS Ulm).

‘I learn most when I walk with a camera; about myself and the company I share. I engage. I stop mentally. I listen.’

Aikaterini Gegisian is an artist of Greek-Armenian heritage that lives and works between the UK and Greece.

Photographs taken immediately before and during the destruction of the migrant and refugee camp in Calais known as The Jungle.

The Border Walks is a two-part documentary photographic project, in which Giulietta Verdon-Roe walked and photographed the entire length of the two English borders of the United Kingdom on her own, traversing over 430 miles to do so.

Another of our Brighton Photo Biennial 2018 artists, Harley Weir takes over our account for the first week of the festival.

This exhibition was part of Brighton Photo Biennial 2018 from 28 September – 28 October, shown at Jubilee Square. 

This exhibition was part of Brighton Photo Biennial 2018 from 28 September – 28 October, shown at the University of Brighton Galleries, Grand Parade.

This exhibition was part of Brighton Photo Biennial 2018 from 28 September – 28 October, shown at the University of Brighton Galleries, Edward Street.