Join us and Deaf British Sign Language teacher Kwame Afrik for this Christmas Choir workshop! Learn about basic Deaf awareness and how to perform 'The 12 Days of Christmas' in British Sign Language. This is a fun and informal workshop for young people aged 6 - 11 years old and their parents/guardians. **Please note young […]
**BOTH SESSIONS ARE FULLY BOOKED - PLEASE EMAIL TO BE ADDED TO A WAITING LIST** Free, for children aged 6-10. Saturday 19 January 2019, 11am-1pm OR 2pm-4pm. Your child can join graphic novelist Daniel Locke at Barge at Brighton Marina for a fun day of drawing and thinking about the natural world. Daniel will introduce […]
Saturday January 26, 11am - 4pm, for young people aged 11 - 16 Young people aged 11 -16 are invited to join graphic novelist Daniel Locke at Barge at Brighton Marina for a fun day of drawing and thinking about the natural world. Daniel will introduce you to the history of the natural world through […]
Survivors’ Network, the local Rape Crisis Centre, are exhibiting a range of past, current and brand new creative projects for Sexual Assault and Sexual Violence Awareness Week. Join us for a day of taking back control of the narrative around sexual violence through creativity - be it photography, the written word, knitting needles or embroidery […]
Join Survivors' Network, your local Rape Crisis Centre, for a FREE one-hour introductory workshop looking at how to support people who have experienced any unwanted sexual experience. We'll have a brief look at what happens to the brain when it experiences trauma, grounding techniques for people experiencing the long-term impacts of trauma, and how to challenge […]
Join us, Upstairs at the Nature, travel and life writing workshop with Joe Minihane Run by author and travel journalist Joe Minihane, the session will give participants a chance to read relevant extracts from writers such as Peter Matthiessen, Amy Liptrot and Roger Deakin, before giving them time to develop their own practice, sharing ideas and spending time […]
Working with The Mask A workshop with Rikki Tarascas Part of Constructed Geographies exhibition “A mask is a device for driving the personality out of the body and allowing a spirit to take possession of it. A beautiful mask may be completely dead whilst a piece of old sacking with a mouth and eye holes […]
In order to create radical change, we need to know what we’re fighting against, but also what we’re fighting for. This writing workshop is an invitation to let loose with the future(s), to let go of what’s realistic, to go searching for utopias. Inspired by Jacob Joyce’s work, this workshop emerged out of a prompt […]
No Place Like Home: a Constructed Geographies Anti-Valentines happening with Amy Zamarripa Solis. 12-5pm No Place Like Home drop in & workshops Amy Zamarripa Solis is inviting members of the public to contribute to her No Place Like Home project about childhood home by bringing in photographs of home (childhood or present) & adding your memory or story […]
Are your kids aged 6-11? If the answer is yes, then why not let them join ‘Imagine Make Play’ on ONCA’s Barge as part of Brighton Science Festival? Let them dive into their imaginations and create some of their own deep-sea creatures. The workshop will look at the science of felt making and the amazing […]
Professional make up activist Umber Ghauri is returning to ONCA to celebrate LGBT History month with a fun makeup class which explores the history and the art of Drag. Drag is gender anarchy and liberation. In this class where we will go through the process of designing looks and then executing them in real time. You will participate […]
Please come to Gallery for this talk about climate change and culture, exploring what’s going on and how arts sector practitioners can join forces for positive action locally. Expect to be part of a group of artists interested in tackling climate-related issues and the many related spheres. This is a chance to air ideas, to talk […]
Join our 2018 Green Curtain Award winner Subira Wahogo for a poetry workshop that explores the relationships between gender, race, exotification and food. “There was overall agreement that the message that acknowledgment and exploration of racial difference can be pleasurable represents a breakthrough, a challenge to white supremacy, to various systems of domination. The overriding […]
Join Artist in Residence, Subira Wahogo for a Poetry Workshop and Brunch at Gallery. Subira is a defiantly queer, unapologetically Black spoken word poet and activist. Their work weaves together the personal and political, through experiences and imaginations, spoken with rage, softness and laughter. Book your place here!
Join Artist in Residence, Subira Wahogo for a Poetry Workshop and Brunch at Gallery. Subira is a defiantly queer, unapologetically Black spoken word poet and activist. Their work weaves together the personal and political, through experiences and imaginations, spoken with rage, softness and laughter. Book your place here!
In collaboration with Youth Strike 4 Climate (Brighton) and Decolonise Sussex is hosting a reading of Letters to the Earth. Letters to the Earth is the first project of the newly launched […]
Join artist and photographer Margot Minnot Thomas for a hands-on workshop inspired by your local sea life. In this Cyanotype workshop young people will be introduced to an old printing […]
At a time of escalating urgency and scale in the environmental movement, this is a workshop for people who want to address ‘the unbearable whiteness of green’ (Van Jones). Through facilitated […]
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