Thursday 14th July, 7pm: will host BFF Brighton’s opening night with a talk from the brilliant Boneshaker magazine‘s regular writer, Jet McDonald. Jet will give a multi-layered presentation that applies philosophy to modern […]
In spring 2013 Nathan Burr and Louis Buckley walked from Winchester to Beachy Head, the length of the South Downs Way. The 100 mile journey was shared with everyone from […]
Lucy & Yak and Revival Collective are hosting a screening of The True Cost - a ground breaking documentary film that pulls back the curtain on the untold stories of the […]
‘Sexy Killers’ is a controversial independant documentary film showing the links between Indonesian coal and energy companies and the country’s political elite. The film was released online the day before […]
As part of the Generations programme for Lost Species Day 2019, we will be hosting a film screening and discussion event exploring the loss of forest cultures and livelihoods in Borneo. The series of films shown on the night will explore research by University of Brighton and CIFOR into issues related to care, gender and […]
Made collaboratively with a Maroon community in the former Dutch colony Suriname, 'Stones Have Laws' (Dee Sitonu a Weti) blends myth and storytelling with ethnographic filmmaking. Join us to watch […]
Come to the UK launch of Um Outro Céu - mapping environmental conflicts in N.E. Brazil and showcasing new work by indigenous artists Join Um Outro Céu (meaning Another Sky […]
Join artist Alicia Radage on the Barge for a sharing of outcomes from their September residency. UK based artist Alicia Radage's work manifests through performance, video, photography and digital collage. […]
Join representatives from a range of grassroots campaigning organisations at the Sustainable Glasgow Landing for an evening of talks and short films by indigenous artists and land defenders from Brazil, […]
"Our forest sings through all the living beings in it; we sing to the jungle, and we want it to be like this forever" (Nancy Santi 2019) Sacha Taki (Songs […]
A space for a digital congregation to contemplate loss, grief, the parameters of care, the interconnectedness of conservation and radical hope, and “collaborative survival”. Featuring 27 unique contributions from individuals […]
Water has many practical and symbolic meanings, across cultures, geographies and identities. Join Lilith Archive and the Centre for Spatial, Environmental and Cultural Politics for the screening of several relevant short films around water, reflections on its personal and political significance, and a workshop guided by the question, “What does water mean to you?” The […]
‘Queer’ Asia is a network of queer-identifying academics, filmmakers & artists. The fifth annual 'Queer' Asia Film Festival (QAFF), held at Gallery, explores the theme of survival in our difficult […]
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 […]
An afternoon of film screenings showing the documentary series Voices from the Roof of the World produced by Pakistani filmmakers. Join us in the gallery between 1pm and 4pm when […]
ASTRA by Naomi Foyle & Raven Kaliana is a new multimedia production, which won the Green Curtain Award and premiered in 2022 at Brighton Fringe. ASTRA is an adaptation of eco-science fiction novels The Gaia Chronicles by Naomi Foyle, designed and directed by Raven Kaliana. The story depicts a post-fossil fuel society struggling toward social […]
Join us at ONCA gallery to experience the Cân y Coed Rainforest Symphony film and a Q&A with Cheryl Cheryl Beer. This August we've been fortunate to have the opportunity […]
Why don't we talk about it? Fehinti Balogun asks this urgent question and offers an invitation in Can I Live?, screened at . Can I Live? is a vital new […]
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