Bobbysix's own 25ThC is taking part in a photography exhibition in Brighton over the next few weeks. Get along check out the awesomeness:
Over the past six months or so a group called Analogue Brighton on Flickr has brought together a talented group of like-minded analogue enthusiasts. All of whom are still using vintage and lomography cameras. These cameras combined with cross processing slide film, using multiple exposures and film swaps are producing stunning and original images.
There have been a number of recent meet-ups which have included night-time photo walks and light painting. It has now all culminated in the first combined exhibition – Analogue - presented by Collate Presents who are a curatorial team based in the glory land that is Brighton.
After the success of CP’s previous exhibitions MULLITOVER and #offbeige which brought in a whopping 1000 visitors, press and special guests, they are back with a new and exciting show at Artist Residence in Brighton. Analogue will feature five of Brighton’s most talented lens-based artists who work with vintage and Lomography cameras.
This is no ordinary photography exhibition. This is your chance to witness the genius of technical and creative uses of the camera. The artists involved are: Tom Welland Lomokev Adam Bronkhorst 25ThC and Captainbonobo .
On Wednesday 21st March the doors will open to the press, as well as a guest list of Brighton-based galleries, creators, art dealers, academics and writers. The evening will offer the chance to get up close and personal to a selection of rare vintage cameras, as ever there will be a well-stocked bar and with a big thanks to LOMOGRAPHY there will be a raffle for your chance to win a Lomo Sardinia camera. The general public will be offered the chance to see this inspiring collection of works during the Open Exhibition on the 22nd March - 27th April 12pm-5pm. Come along with an open mind and expect to be inspired.
You can find Analogue at Artist Residence Gallery, 33 Regency Square, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 2GG
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