What’s On

The Dandy Lion Project explores global expressions of the Black Dandy phenomenon against the backdrop of contemporary life.

Show us your Self Styled images at hashtag #flakphotobpb16

Photography collective 7 Day Suit, have focused on a single item of clothing, the tracksuit, and have documented, researched and presented its history, evolution and possible future.

Nigel Shafran has been invited by Photoworks to create a cabinet of style curiosities exhibition for BPB16.

Olivia Arthur (UK) and Bharat Sikka (India) have collaborated for the first time to explore private and public presentation of self-image in relation to the body, gender, sexuality and fantasy.

The presentation includes a selection from celebrated writer and photography curator Magda Keaney, author
of Fashion Photography Next (Thames and Hudson), who has devised A Short Herstory of Fashion Photography.

In this new commissioned project, ‘Kick over the statues’, Ewen Spencer’s intention is to re-establish a belief in youth tribes and style. This Summer, Ewen has cast young Londoners along the route of the July 2016 Notting Hill Carnival and against locations in Liverpool.

Brighton Photo Fringe’s free city-wide festival of photography, features over 100 artists across 40 venues with exhibitions, talks, screenings, workshops and tours.

An exhibition charting progress of this major, multi-partner heritage-learning project with local young people, re-examining the city’s rich LGBTQ past and creating a new archive of queer youth experiences.

An exhibition created by a group of young men aged 15 – 16 from Brighton & Hove.

What are our similarities and our differences? What unifies or divides us as a group? An exhibition of new work by young people from Brighton & Hove who have been considering their individual and collective identity.

An exhibition of new photography by four University of Brighton students co-commissioned with the Together the People festival – Brighton’s independent, green-field, music and arts festival.

Presented here is a collection of winners, finalists and top 100 entries of the 2016 LensCulture Street Photography Awards.

In this first major UK exhibition dedicated to contemporary African fashion, Brighton Museum explores its global influence and diversity from couture to street style.

To celebrate the re-introduction of colour hand-printing services, Brighton Photo Biennial Print Sponsor, Spectrum Photographic hosts a celebration of the work of award-winning photographer Tom Wood.

A series of exhibitions and events marking the centenary of ‘the year that Sussex died’.

Follow The Dandy Lion Project Trail to uncover additional images from the main The Dandy Lion Project from photographer Sara Shamsavari and her series, Rude Boys.