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Graduate Monthly #2
28 September 2017
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Thursday 28 September, 6:30 – 8:30pm FREE
As part of ONCA’s artist support programme we run a monthly event for graduate and emerging artists in partnership with Lorna Ough, curator of Maybe What Happens Now Is, and recent Brighton University graduate (Critical Fine Art Practice). For this event we’re asking people to bring something to share with the group – that could be an interesting article, work you’d like feedback on or a question to discuss.
The aim of these events is to create an informal peer led network offering emerging artists the support and resources necessary to continue developing their creative practices in Brighton. This can take the form of crits, reading groups, advice sessions, skill sharing and visiting speakers. Alongside the monthly meet-up there is also an online forum for sharing resources and continuing discussions.
Graduate Monthly is open to anyone currently based in Brighton and the surrounding areas that either graduated from a visual art course in the last 5 years. Artists who haven’t undertaken formal academic training but are looking for support to develop their work and meet other like-minded creatives are also very welcome to attend.
Please contact our Gallery Manager: / 01273 607101 if you have specific access requirements or questions.
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