Join Micha Frazer-Carroll for a zine-making workshop and talk about their recently published book, Mad World: The Politics of Mental Health. We'll hear about Mad World, a book interrogating the category of madness and explaining how the current mental health crisis is connected to capitalism, racism and other social justice issues. Afterwards, we’ll create our […]
For Brighton Fringe 2024, presents Far From Home, an exhibition exploring migrant narratives by two artists, Bern O’Donoghue and Usva Inei. The exhibition narrates distinct stories with common threads that explore identity, borders and belonging. At least 20% of Brighton and Hove residents were born outside of the UK, meaning a lot of people are […]
Join us for the launch party of Far From Home an exhibition by Usva Inei and Bern O’Donoghue. We're delighted to be opening this exhibition as part of Brighton Fringe 2024, the livelist time in the city's arts and cultural calendar. The exhibition explores migrant narratives by presenting distinct stories through visual artworks but with […]
Join artist Bern O'Donoghue for a Solidarity Sewing Workshop where you'll stitch messages of support for refugees and asylum seekers. If you had a message of solidarity for people on the move, what would it be and would you be prepared to wear it? Bring an item of your clothing to gallery and stitch your […]
Following the South East Cultural Assembly, invites you to an online meet-up to talk climate, culture and how arts sector practitioners can join forces. Expect to meet artists and cultural practitioners interested in tackling climate-related issues. This is a chance to air ideas, meet people and learn from each other. Let's make shared plans for […]
An online workshop exploring environmental justice through an anti-racist lens. At a time of escalating inequality and urgency within the climate movement, this workshop is for people who want to address "the unbearable whiteness of green" (Van Jones). Through facilitated dialogue, small group work and creative activities, the session will examine the ways in which […]
Don't miss this pop-up Print Show where will be showcasing an array of artists and supporting them to sell their unique prints. If you love print then this exhibition is for you! has always strived to support artists to make and show meaningful work. This pop-up Print Show is an extension of that commitment and […]
Print Show brings together a unique collection of local printmakers alongside archival artists whose work has been shown in previous exhibitions over the years. If you love print then you will love this show. Across three days and one evening, the gallery will be open to view and purchase an array of prints supporting local […]
is delighted to showcase Lino Waves: Soundscapes of The Living Coast, an exhibition by artist Daisy Stewart-Darling in collaboration with Sussex Digital Humanities Lab, The Living Coast and Fabrica. The exhibition is a culmination of work researched and developed as part of The Living Coast Artist Residency 2024. Over several months, Daisy Stewart-Darling collected soundscapes […]
Join artist Daisy Stewart-Darling for a launch party to celebrate opening their exhibition Lino Waves: Soundscapes of The Living Coast. is excited to be opening Lino Waves by Daisy Stewart Darling which showcases artworks created as part of The Living Coast Artist Residency 2024 in partnership with Sussex Digital Humanities Lab, Fabrica and The Living […]
You're invited to a panel discussing the reality of living in asylum hotels and reimagining the asylum system to improve people's experiences of being 'in limbo'. The UK Government's 'hostile environment' means that people who move to the UK in search of safety and security are isolated from the rest of society and forced to […]
As part of their exhibition Lino Waves: Soundscapes of The Living Coast, artist Daisy Stewart-Darling will host a Lino Printmaking Workshop exploring the UNESCO biosphere region unique to the Sussex coastline. Join us for a mindful workshop where you’ll listen to ecological sites of interest within The Living Coast while creating your own lino prints. […]
clothes swap is back this summer! Bring your pre-loved clothes for a joyful evening of swap shopping. Re-home your unwanted clothes and pick up something new ahead of the warm weather. How our clothes swap works: Bring your clean, pre-loved clothes. Please don’t bring anything that needs to be recycled or go to the incinerator. […]
As artist in residence at since 2022, Daniel has been painting prolifically in his studio below the gallery, but as winds down and prepares to close its door, Daniel is moving to a new studio. Coupled with new developments in his practice it’s time for a fresh start and Daniel is excited to offer people […]
Lucy Le Brocq has been working alongside the LGBTQ+ community on an evolving project to uncover queer narratives. Unfolding is a photography exhibition that invites audiences into the intimate worlds of its subjects. For one evening only, Gallery will be open late ahead of the public opening. Come and view the exhibition in the company […]
For Pride 2024, Lucy Le Brocq presents Unfolding, an evolving project uncovering multifaceted, complex and diverse stories from across the LGBTQ+ community. This visually intimate photography exhibition explores queer identity in conversation with its subjects. The project aims to offer a space where a person can understand themselves a little more through discussing their own […]
Journey of the Soul celebrates Michele Angelo Petrone (1963 – 2007), invoking his memory as an ode to creativity as a form of care. Michele Angelo Petrone was an artist who created a collection of artworks expressing the emotional aspects of living with terminal cancer. His paintings, workshops and speeches played a pivotal role in […]
Journey of the Soul celebrates Michele Angelo Petrone (1963 - 2007), invoking his memory as an ode to creativity as a form of care. Michele Angelo Petrone was an artist who created a collection of artworks expressing the emotional aspects of living with terminal cancer. His paintings, workshops and speeches played a pivotal role in […]
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