A third of Pakistan is under water due to the devastating floods that struck in recent weeks. Please come to to show your support, learn about the systemic injustices and other issues behind the floods, and contribute to the relief efforts and fundraiser. Entire villages have been swept away, along with the majority of the […]
During their September residency on the Barge, the seven OFF GRID collective artists focus on water as a channel connecting the physical, the metaphorical and its relationship to survival. The […]
A solo exhibition by artist Estabrak as part of Brighton Photo Fringe's 2022 festival, Real Utopias. Please note there is an artwork in this exhibition that can not be photographed/filmed […]
For the ESRC Festival of Social Science 2022, is pleased to be hosting two photographic exhibitions exploring pastoralism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgzN_DpPLPw Content warning Please note this exhibition contains images and video footage […]
The Black Living Archive is a process-based initiative which brings together the energies, expertise, intellectual and cultural production of three Black creative activists from one family. Taking their inspiration from […]
**Content warning: mentions mental health and suicide** We The Human: A Quiet Blue Wall is an ongoing project on the subject of suicide prevention and raising awareness around mental health. […]
**Content warning: mentions suicide and mental health** We The Human: A Quiet Blue Wall, is a collaborative artwork aiming to lower the number of suicides through the use of the […]
"Our dream is to maintain, protect and conserve this area for many years to come... It's the only green area we have that purifies the air of the constant contamination […]
Traces of the Future is an installation and event that invites us to imagine: how will people be living 50 years from now? With the recent intergovernmental climate report declaring […]
As part of this years May Artists Open Houses festival (AOH), timed to coincide with Brighton Festival and Brighton Fringe, resident studio artist Daniel J.G. will present a solo exhibition […]
This June, we’re delighted to be hosting The Depths of Our History - an exhibition of two works by the brilliant Rudy Loewe, an artist visualising black histories and social […]
Threads of Survival is part of a long continuum of textile protest or radical stitching. This collaboratively-made quilt, stitched to mark 75 years since the foundation of the National Health […]
For Trans Pride Brighton and Brighton Pride 2023, is delighted to show works by Brighton-based photographic artist Sharon Kilgannon, aka Alonglines. Sharon has been documenting Brighton’s LGBTQIA+ community for over […]
CÂN Y COED Rainforest Symphony is a unique collaboration between the rainforests of Wales and environmental sound artist Cheryl Beer. The composition is led by the vascular systems of ancient […]
Lila Wordsworth's textile piece ‘The Untangling’ is a celebration of the profound impact the trawling ban is having on the Sussex seabed ecosystem. It is a tale of hope where […]
For Black History Month, Claudette Atkinson exhibits paintings celebrating the dance form Voguing, which emerged in the late 1980s out of the Harlem ballroom scene. About the exhibition The exhibition […]
For Lost Species Day 2023, O N C A offers space to explore the ways in which extractivism and colonialism drive and depend on heinous erasures of cultures, species, ways […]
We're delighted to be hosting a members exhibition celebrating the wonderful people who support year round. HEAL includes a wide array of works that inspire or are inspired by thoughts […]
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