is delighted to host Martin Shaw’s first solo exhibition in ten years: Imaginalia. In summer 2018, Martin Shaw found himself painting. For three months, all day every day he would […]
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 […]
is delighted to announce the launch of Martin Shaw’s long awaited new book The Night Wages. Martin will be reading from the book, telling stories and answering questions. This will […]
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 […]
An exhibition bringing together photographic works by Kira Krász, Milla Lewis, Amber Dance-Baverstock, Eva Louisa Jonas and An Nguyen. Launch Event | Wednesday 27th February, 6 - 8pm ALL WELCOME […]
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 […]
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 […]
Clown comedy pioneers Bright Buoy are coming to Barge for a week-long comedy takeover. Nominated for Green Curtain Award for their one-man nature documentary Luke Rollason’s Planet Earth III in 2017, the team will be in residency with to develop new show Blue Planet III – an aquatic adventure for all the family! The show will then […]
Clown comedy pioneers Bright Buoy are coming to Barge for a week-long comedy takeover. Alongside developing their family show Blue Planet III, they're hosting TITANIC, a night-time alternative comedy performance party unlike any you have ever seen. It's Barge vs. Iceberg in the Titanic grudge match of the century, and we're all going down with […]
exhibition for this year's International Women's Day featuring work by Maya Armon & Subira Wahogo. This International Women’s Day, are proud to collaborate with artists Maya Armon and Subira Wahogo to host Desire & Resistance, a […]
Join us for the launch of International Women’s Day exhibition featuring work by Maya Armon & Subira Wahogo. Between 6 & 7pm there will be a live performance by Subira and then both artists will be in conversation with Gallery Supervisor Susuana – after which will be an opportunity for audience Q&A. Places are limited […]
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!
Using a Pecha Kucha presentation style, this event showcases the projects that make up WEGO to introduce the exciting ways the network is doing activist-inspired research for a more just, balanced, resilient […]
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 2018 Green Curtain Award winner Subira Wahogo in the gallery for a dynamic performance of their spoken word piece ‘Coffee and Cream’. "Coffee and cream as a poem came to being […]
An exhibition of work by emerging artists from The University of Brighton. The Matter of Making celebrates the diminishing line between Fine Art and Design and includes new work from […]
An exhibition of drawings, paintings and prints exploring the conflicted nature of human life. "Figurative portraits reveal the fragmentary often fractured aspects of character and conversation, while the landscapes imagine […]
Following a residency at Brighton's Marlborough Theatre, ONCA is delighted to welcome Javier Stell-Frésquez - one of the artists behind Mother the Verb - to the gallery to share video […]
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