Projects credited in
- Kollektiv Interview PublishingWebsite Founder and Administrator, Artist Liaison, Artist Journalist Since 2014 I have published over 197 picture interviews on Kollekitv Gallery. I ask 10 questions and artists respond visually. This method of networking and publicity compliments my curatorial relationship with artists, a way for artists to develop their visual practice as well as have an online item to share on their website.
Work history
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darkroom assistantCasey Moore
Brighton, United KingdomFreelance
organising progression of tasks and projects to do with the studio, and upcoming exhibitions (online and telephone communication), building and installing darkroom equipment, advising, darkroom
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Photography AssistantCasey Moore
Brighton, United KingdomFreelance
shoot/ lighting setup/ on-site digital assistant (Lightroom/ photoshop), Image curation/ website design, digital editing, retouching, archiving (adobe Lightroom, indesign, photoshop) All aspects of black and white dark room processing: from batch (10x8) large format negative development, to 60x40" archival, gallery ready prints on extended Devere enlarger. use of analogue and digital camera equipment, including medium format digital.
Skills
- Darkroom Printing
- Abobe Indesign/photoshop/illustrator
- Academic Writing
- Arts Writing
- Book Binding
- Analog Photography
- Organisation Skills
- Digital/ Print
- Exhibition Coordinating
- Communication Skills
Education
Awards
Mack first book award 2019 (Shortlist)MACK Books
The MACK First Book Award is a publishing prize open to artists who have not previously had a book published. The award was established in 2012 to support emerging artists and bodies of work that find a voice through the book form.
Each year, our jury creates a shortlist of the ten best submissions. The winner will receive the opportunity to collaborate with MACK in publishing their book project. The winning book will be announced and launched at Photo London in May 2020, alongside an exhibition of the work at Somerset House.
The Award has helped to further the careers of previously unknown and emerging artists, offering both shortlisted artists and winners unique exposure on an international scale. The winning project from 2018, TTP by Hayahisa Tomiyasu, received critical acclaim and is on its third edition. Many of the shortlisted artists have gone on to be represented by galleries and to exhibit internationally; Joanna Piotrowska, winner in 2014, has had recent solo shows at Kunsthalle Basel and TATE Britain, and Sofia Borges, winner in 2016, was included in the MoMA New Photography 2018 exhibition.
Over the years, artists that did not win but made it to the shortlist have been published by MACK, including books by Aleix Plademunt, Carly Steinbrunn, Ivars Gravlejs, and Kevin Lear. Numerous of the shortlist have also gone on to find publishers for their book projects.T
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Tom Buckeridge AwardThe University of Brighton
Photography Award for College of Arts and Humanities in memory of Tom Buckeridge who taught at Brighton Art School from 1964. He had previously taught at Leicester College of Art and had worked extensively as a professional photographer. Tom designed and planned the photography studios and dark rooms in Grand Parade. Selection criteria: Best student after final year assessment.Tom Buckeridge photography award for best student after final year assessment.