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Orchestra of Disorientation
A Film by The Photography Collective as part of Collectives Encounter exhibition at FORMAT International Photography Festival 2011, Derby (4 March – 3 April 2011)
Stills 1: taken from the Orchestra of Disorientation ( Copyright © 2011 Jane Baker. All Rights Reserved )
Stills 2: taken from the Orchestra of Disorientation ( Copyright © 2011 Jane Baker. All Rights Reserved )
The Photography Collective
The Photography Collective is a group of photographers and fine art professionals from the West Midlands. The group provides a forum to create new projects and exhibitions as well as making new connections and sharing ideas.The collective also brings together an extensive set of skills in graphic design, teaching, research and development and is establishing professional connections and networks with organisations such as Rhubarb Rhubarb, Light House, Wolverhampton Art Gallery, and Birmingham Central Library.
Anticurate Exhibition 2 and 5: Mac
Anticurate is imagined as mac birmingham’s version of an open exhibition. In association with mac birmingham, artist Trevor Pitt devised the anticurate project as a platform to explore democratic and collective approaches to exhibition curating.Over six weeks mac birmingham’s main gallery hosts six unique exhibitions selected from more than 350 artworks submitted by local artists. To create their unique exhibitions the anticurators use a flexible exhibition structure and space that has been specially designed by Juneau Projects for anticurate, supported by independent curators Charlie Levine and Trevor Pitt, the exhibitions team and Producers at mac birmingham.
Photograph exhibited in group shows: Anticurate: 2 – Once Upon A Time (August 2011) and Anticurate: 5 – Untitled (Sept 2011), both at Mac, Birmingham
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Latest Blogs- An Important LessonToday I learnt that building effective relationships with my subjects is a very valuable and essential skill to hone. The Hare Krishna Temple I had met a lively group of Hare Krishnas in Birmingham City Centre a year to eighteen months ago. They were singing mantras with such vigour and passion, and seemed colourful and […]
- … & GunmakerIt’s like stepping in to a time warp. Squeezing through the doorway behind the large drill in the engineer workshop, then up the low-lit steep, wooden stairs to the gunmaker’s above. At the top it’s not quite Narnia but definitely like something from a different time and place. Up here the room is dark, but […]
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