About this Event
Join Photo Fringe Producer Ricardo Reverón Blanco for an informative and inspiring session designed to help photographers, artists, collectives, and community groups understand how to participate in the festival.
Whether you're considering registering for a self-curated exhibition, developing a collaborative project, hosting an event, or simply exploring ways to engage with the festival, this session will provide practical guidance on the process, curatorial considerations, timelines, and opportunities available across the festival programme.
Ricardo will share insights into what makes a compelling exhibition, how to align your project with the festival's ethos, and ways to maximise the impact of your participation. There will also be time for questions, discussion, and informal networking with fellow artists and cultural practitioners.
What You'll Learn
- How Photo Fringe 2026 works
- Different ways to participate in the festival
- Key dates, deadlines, and application requirements
- Tips for developing a strong exhibition
- Opportunities for collaboration and community engagement
- Answers to your questions about the submission process
Who Is This For?
This session is open to photographers, visual artists, curators, collectives, students, educators, community organisations, and anyone interested in taking part in Photo Fringe 2026.
[Lead Image ]© Elissa Jane Diver, HOLD, Brighton Photo Fringe 2024
© Murray Ballard, Collectives Hub, Phoenix Art Space Brighton, Photo Fringe 2024
Event venue & nearby stays
Phoenix Art Space, 10-14 Waterloo Place, Brighton, United Kingdom
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