Join us as we explore the world of patching, mending and hand-sewing at our central Brighton gallery. We’ll be practicing basic stitches to gain confidence and learn how to fix our fabrics. All materials will be provided but you are welcome to bring along an item of clothing that needs patching up and we’ll work […]
Join us for this after-school workshop where we’ll learn how to build plant and flower presses! During this workshop we’ll be joined by one half of Brighton-based woodworking collective Cahoots, who will be teaching us how to make plant presses. Under guidance, children will have the chance to use a drill to put their presses […]
The Art Fair is back! Join us for a wholesome event where local crafters, artists and makers will gather to sell their unique products. This is a wonderful opportunity to support local artists and browse their bespoke items, perhaps for yourself or with a gift for someone else in mind. Either way, there will be […]
Let's come together online to discuss how we can address the cultural implications of the climate emergency in the Southeast Coastal region. It’s been half a year since the amazing […]
Join us for this Saturday morning session where we'll be making festive stockings together with the support of community artist, Ishtar Parrish Wain. Choosing from an array of fabric and cutting out from our templates, we’ll be practicing our hand-sewing skills to bring these festive artworks to life! Curious Kids is a workshop programme for […]
November brings with it Remembrance Day For Lost Species, and in honour of this we’ll be drawing and screen printing some of our favourite animals, both extinct and alive. Come along to browse our books for inspiration and honour these amazing creatures through printmaking. Curious Kids is a workshop programme for 6 – 11 years olds […]
"Slowly, quietly, the Niger Delta is being mauled beyond repair. …And the Niger Delta is the world." — Ike Okonta and Oronto Douglas, Where Vultures Feast ibi minji faari (translated from Kalabari Ijo: "the good water is going away") is an exploration of the riverine landscapes of the oil-producing region of Nigeria—the Niger Delta. Formed […]
is grateful to be closing the 2024 exhibition programme with work by Brighton-based artist, Tokini Fubara. ibi minji faari (translated from Kalabari Ijo: “the good water is going away”) is an exploration of the riverine landscapes of the oil-producing region of Nigeria—the Niger Delta. Join us for this evening event celebrating the exhibition opening and […]
“the invitation to stay with grieving becomes an activism in itself, becomes a sharing of edges and borders and boundaries with what the world is doing... maybe grief is how an ant and a fungus become allies and make art. maybe our bodies are being invited into making new forms of art, new postures” -Bayo […]
Exploring the Lost Species Day theme of ecological loss, this freewriting workshop will be a space for re-membering. Participants are encouraged to bring a totem/object that symbolises a dis/connection from their ecological surroundings (e.g. a feather, a blade of grass, a photo etc). Prompted with excerpts from writers such as Ken Saro Wiwa, Edouard Glissant and Alexis […]
"May our grief carve new ways to imagine and enact liberation." Chiara Francesca Galimberti Feral Theatre invites you to join them at for a ritual to mark Remembrance Day for Lost Species 2024. This will bring to a close Feral’s experimental Spells to Bind Giants series exploring radical interconnectedness, ecological loss and the transformative power of collective […]
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