2014 was a busy year for Photoworks. Here we reflect on the year's top articles from the Ideas series.
From Queer in Brighton to Brighton Photo Biennial 2014, Photoworks Ideas has called upon writers, editors, curators and other photo experts to expand on some of the themes explored in Photoworks’ core programme.
Highlights include Sharif Mowlabowcus’s analysis of queer self-representation on apps like Grindr; Erica Scourti’s conversational collaboration with a forum of photo.net posters and Chris Steele Perkins reflections on the Exit Photography Group.
The list below shows the most popular posts of 2014.
1. Alec Soth – It’s Got a Good Beat and You Can Dance to It
2. Francis Hodgson – We’re All Editors
3. Laia Abril – Humanizing Photography
4. Rebecca McClelland – Pieter Hugo
5. Craig Atkinson, Interview – Cafe Royal Books
6. Daniel Meadows – Charlie Meecham and Sue Packer
7. Tod Papageorge – A Valentine to Good Photographs
8. Joachim Schmid – You Don’t Kill a Pig for the Fillet
9. Homer Sykes – Strip Tease Tent, Charter Fair, Pinner, 1971
10. Mattie Boom – Tradition Makes a Good Photograph Even Better
