POST, 2nd Floor, Industrial House, Conway Street, Hove, BN3 3LW
Photoworks and POST have launched a free Hove-based photobook club for our members. Book tickets here. With access to hundreds of books in the POST community photobook library, the aim is to build a supportive, creative network of photobook lovers, as well as a regular opportunity for Photoworks and POST members to meet and make connections.
The Photobook Club takes place on the third Tuesday of each month, 6pm-8pm, and will be open to 12 people who are members of either Photoworks or POST. We also offer limited tickets for non-members. On the same day each month, Photoworks members can also drop in and access the photobook library for research or simply to enjoy looking through the wonderful publications.
July session
For our July photobook club we are joined by independent publisher and design studio duo Jane & Jeremy, who will lead a discussion on some photobooks they’ve created with artists.
The group will delve into the story behind four of their publications, including their design and printing processes, working with artists, and bringing the books to audiences.The four photobooks selected are: Mirror Image by Hannah Hughes, Ask Alexa When are we all gonna die tomorrow 🙂 by Annie Collinge, XXX by Jane & Jeremy, Kilburn Cherry by Enda Bowe.

Jane and Jeremy are an independent publisher and design studio located in Brighton, the UK. Established in 2006, they work with new & upcoming creatives as well as established artists to produce limited edition books with an emphasis on creating a crafted and considered object that reflects the individual artist in the parameters of the book format.
About the collaboration
POST is a -based arts space with affordable artist studios, a photographic studio, a darkroom, co-working space and more. Photoworks moved into a dedicated office at POST in September 2025 and since then, we have been adding our photobook archive, built over 30 years (!), to POST’s own collection. As it is a community library, the collection is continually expanding through donations from publishers, artists, local writers and libraries, alongside the Photoworks’ collection.
If you would like to visit the library on the same day or in future months, you can arrange this by emailing: friends@photoworks.org.uk.