Alice reviews Maps & Lives at Phoenix Brighton, an ongoing fully immersive and interactive exhibition, created by the people of Brighton & Hove.
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A conversation is an overstatement. A ramble from Vivienne Westwood with Lucas’ intelligent thoughts and questions would be more accurate. (Read more)
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The format for TEDX is simple: each speaker talks about a subject, with the Brighton meeting entitled “We can be heroes” – the iconic David Bowie lyric.
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‘Unheimlich’, it means ‘uncanny’, ‘familiar, yet unfamiliar’ and ‘concealed, out of sight’ and Holly Rozier’s sculptures site perfectly within this space halfway between beauty and horror. (Read more)
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Christopher Spring went to have a look at the Brighton Festival piece at the Lighthouse, here are his thoughts on Sprawl (Propaganda about Propaganda).
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The Cells was Pop Up Brighton's most ambitious event to date, taking over the old police cells below Brighton Town Hall - Christopher Spring went to have a look.
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Fabrica's 2016 programme begins with a residency for April and May from the illuminating Ron Haselden, Christopher Spring had a little look and gives his two cents.
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Christopher Spring visited Earth, on at ONCA until the 3rd of April, and was very impressed by what he saw...
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Roisin O'Sullivan takes a look at Eve Shepherd's White Exhibition at the Jubilee Library, giving a great insight into feelings and emotions that can be subtly invoked by artwork.
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With Phoenix Gallery starting the new season of major exhibitions for the year, Abigail Bowen took a look at the New Immortals Exhibition.
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Christopher Spring takes a look at Ian Hodgson's "Refrain" Exhibition and gives his thought on this ghostly solo exhibition.
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Victoria Crick popped along to the "Love" exhibition at Brush Brighton to peruse some art under the theme of loooooove...
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Every Christmas we find ourselves striving to find that little “bargain buy” or that “gift for that perfect person” in large retail shops. The constant buying and bulk-buying of unnecessary items made all over the world is undoubtedly negatively effecting the environment, the human lives of those making it and the lives of those consuming.
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“I love this exhibition. It feels like home,” remarked Barnaby Simpson, one of the four founders of the now well established Corridor Gallery.
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Usually at private views there are conversations about the work, but 60-70% of the conversations are about other things. On Thursday night the work was the talk, a true definition of a private view.
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