Photobook Conversations #1 'Mental Health' pt.4 'Big Brother'
Photobook Conversations - August 23rd 7pm
The first book for the discussion is ‘Big Brother’ by Louis Quail. Published by Dewi Lewis https://www.dewilewis.com/products/big-brother.
Each month, Belfast Photo Factory will select photobooks for discussion. Owning the books is not a prerequisite for attending the discussion group, as we will endeavor to choose books which have images and information available online. We want the book club to be accessible to all and we will have a copy of each book in the studio for the event. Naturally, if you have a copy you are welcome to bring it along.
This August we will be focusing on artists who have created photobooks around the subject of mental health. We have selected three books to show and attendees are welcome to bring other books, which are consistent with the theme, if they wish to include them in the discussion.
Please feel free to familiarise yourself with the work, there is plenty of information online.
We look forward to seeing you for an interesting discussion on August 23rd at 7pm.
Belfast Photo Factory, Studio 7, 2-10 Bridge St, Belfast BT1 1LU
Find us in between Mikey's Deli and the Northern Whig pub. .
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"Justin on his way to Kew Gardens strikes a pose, possibly in protest at the relentless gaze of my camera, although I only guess. Justin is idiosyncratic, something to be cherished and celebrated in a world of conformity." Louis Quail
The first book for the discussion is ‘Big Brother’ by Louis Quail. Published by Dewi Lewis https://www.dewilewis.com/products/big-brother.
Each month, Belfast Photo Factory will select photobooks for discussion. Owning the books is not a prerequisite for attending the discussion group, as we will endeavor to choose books which have images and information available online. We want the book club to be accessible to all and we will have a copy of each book in the studio for the event. Naturally, if you have a copy you are welcome to bring it along.
This August we will be focusing on artists who have created photobooks around the subject of mental health. We have selected three books to show and attendees are welcome to bring other books, which are consistent with the theme, if they wish to include them in the discussion.
Please feel free to familiarise yourself with the work, there is plenty of information online.
We look forward to seeing you for an interesting discussion on August 23rd at 7pm.
Belfast Photo Factory, Studio 7, 2-10 Bridge St, Belfast BT1 1LU
Find us in between Mikey's Deli and the Northern Whig pub. .
.
"Justin on his way to Kew Gardens strikes a pose, possibly in protest at the relentless gaze of my camera, although I only guess. Justin is idiosyncratic, something to be cherished and celebrated in a world of conformity." Louis Quail
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