ART & DESIGN
Salvia Corrupted – Lewes Castle welcomes new installation
Salvia Corrupted, a large-scale sculpture by renowned artist Julian Wild, will be installed in the Gun Garden at Lewes Castle...
Mind the Gap_ Exhibition: healing with art
After a quarantined year of conflict and solitude, the Mind the Gap_ Exhibition, hosted at the Green Door Store, showcases...
A Winter’s Swim charts increase in sea swimming during pandemic
A new photography exhibition exploring the rise of sea swimming during the coronavirus pandemic, has landed in Worthing. Created by...
25 Years of Innovation, Beauty and Culture at Fabrica, Brighton
A core part of Brighton & Hove’s cultural identity, Fabrica is celebrating a quarter century of stunning site-specific contemporary art...
Interview with Bill Strohacker – Graphic Design
Is graphic design becoming increasingly important in the modern age? 2020 was a disastrous year for most sectors of the...
Dawn to Dusk
I’ve managed to keep hold of my grandpa’s old coffee table for almost a year now without somehow losing it...
Summer of Sound comes to Wakehurst
Wakehurst, Kew’s stunning wild botanic garden in Sussex, has announced major new summer programme. Summer of Sound will feature six...
The Informals II – challenging digital age representation of young people
A new audio-visual installation, combining sound-art with a club experience is premiering at Brighton contemporary digital art charity Lighthouse this...
BN1’s Top Ten at Brighton Festival 2021
Established in 1967, Brighton Festival was forced to take a year out in 2020. But now England’s largest and most...
Semiconductor bring HALO to Attenborough Centre
“You are here,” states a tiny sign in the Total Perspective Vortex - an outlandish device from Douglas Adams’ The...
World premiere of Ray Lee’s Points of Departure installation opens for Brighton Festival
The world premiere of sound artist Ray Lee’s Points of Departure has opened at Shoreham Port as part of Brighton...
The Forked Forest Path comes to Fabrica – interview
With lockdown restrictions easing, it’s finally time for Brighton & Hove’s cultural industry to find its way back to ‘normal’....