Brighton Photo Fringe 2024 Collectives Hub: Common Ground / by Paulina Korobkiewicz

We’re so excited to bring our group exhibition “Rethinking Eastern Europe” to Brighton’s Photo Fringe 2024. “Rethinking Eastern Europe” presents a reimagined perspective of Eastern Europe, breaking down stereotypes and celebrating the region’s diverse identities, histories, and traditions. Through photography, film, sculpture, and visual art, we explore themes of identity, memory, and shared heritage. Our work reflects a deep understanding of Eastern Europe’s past while creating dialogue between tradition and contemporary life.

Dates: 5 Oct – 17 Nov  

Open: Wed-Sun, 12-5pm (closed Mon-Tue)  

Location: Phoenix Art Space, 10-14 Waterloo Place, Brighton BN2 9NB  

FREE Entry  

Artists: Marcelina Amelia & Grupa Łono, Laura Bivolaru, Eve Gill, Vera Hadzhiyska, Viktoriia Hrysa, Lina Ivanova, Ksenia Kazintseva, Paulina Korobkiewicz, Ioana Marinca, Katie McCraw, Nastassja Nefjodov, Patricia Petersen, Zula Rabikowska, Ania Ready, Diana Serban, Erika Nina Suárez

A special thank you to Zula Rabikowska and Vera Hadzhiyska for their wonderful curatorial work.

Following an open call, eight photography collectives have been selected for this year's Collectives Hub exhibition at Phoenix Art Space, each presenting a different approach to image-making and to this year’s festival theme “Common Ground”.

An important part of Photo Fringe since 2014, the Collectives Hub has consistently formed one of the most visible, visited and critically acclaimed exhibitions of our biennial festival.

The collectives are :

  • Brighton Queer Photographers Collective

  • Emic Collective

  • Flowers of Lilith

  • HOLD

  • Iris Collective

  • London Alternative Photography Collective

  • MAP6

  • Rethinking Eastern Europe