This year British street wear brand, Boxfresh celebrate their 25th anniversary. To mark this, they are supporting and hosting a series of events and are looking for a talented event photographer to capture the action and receive a full year’s paid work placement.

The brief is simple; submit an image that communicates Boxfresh’s passion for youth culture, fashion, art and music. Take inspiration from the brand itself – Boxfresh aims to seek out trends and movements before they reach the surface, tapping into local and global scenes to connect with what’s current, credible and exciting for young people, in fashion, style, art and music.

Boxfresh have asked a number of well-known and up-and-coming photographers for an image that they feel fits with the competition brief. Here’s what they came up with:

RAVE, OLD KENT ROAD, LONDON. 1998 by Ewen Spencer

Untitled by Luke Norman & Nik Adam (co-founders of Wandering Bears)

MICRORAVE by Doom Moore

For more information and to apply, visit here.

Deadline: 17 February

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the modernist is a quarterly publication about 20th century modernist architecture and design with a view from the North of England.

The magazine was devised by Jack Hale and Maureen Ward, co-founders of the Manchester Modernist Society, as a means of showcasing a passion for 20th century architecture and design that they shared with an ever growing band of writers, photographers and designers they had made friends with through the society’s projects, events and campaigns. See their a-z of modernist manchester here.

It was also a way of expanding their original North West territory to embrace modernism wherever it may be found and tap into  the growing zeitgeist – not only of post war design but of the printed magazine artifact.

The magazine is designed by Des Behari of the Manchester Municipal Design Corporation who has evoked the spirit of modernist design with his own contemporary twist.

The magazine is published quarterly and is available online here. It can also be found at many art and design outlets including TATE Modern, Barbican, Magma, Analogue Books, Arnolfini and Cornerhouse.

Where to find the modernist:
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