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Art Previews & Reviews in Brighton & Beyond

Who is JunkSoupArt? I am an artist living in Brighton and I was diagnosed with high functioning autism a few years ago at the grand old age of 45. What do you do? I create sculpture and collages from other peoples junk. I love the idea of creating what, would […]

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My Little Theme Park When I enter a new venue and look at the stage that’s in front of me, I can’t help but imagine it as the door to an unknown theme park. I can’t wait to go inside, try all the rides and start playing around with all […]

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Nordic Giant post rock muic Brighton review of music
I’m very excited. I first met Nordic Giants at Meadowlands Festival a few years back, whilst working as a stage manager. Since then I have been more than impressed by their stage presence, artistic creativity and sound. Could Nordic Giants be the perfect package? In terms of reviews for Art […]

Nordic Giants – A Séance Of Dark Delusions

Infamous art preview Brighton Fringe
I am no stranger to strangeness and so it’s with a fair amount of excitement I bring you this preview. As part of Brighton Fringe Fest, Infamous will take place in Hove at The Dukebox Theatre on Saturday 2nd, 9th & 16th. The press release states that ‘Infamous’ “is inspired by […]

Preview: ‘Infamous’ by The Waters Sisters @ Brighton Fringe – ...

Brighton Open House Art
The Artists’ Open Houses Festival is a great chance to see local art, as well as meet the artists’ themselves. The range is delightful, with a range of style and design from sculpture to canvas. Click here to start planning your route. The festival takes place on weekends throughout May, […]

Preview: Artists’ Open Houses, May 2015

brighton independent magazine store
  Whoever said ‘print is dead’ never stepped in to Magazine Brighton. The small independent store situated on Trafalgar Street in the North Laines is a celebration of good old fashioned printed copy. Every cover is a work of art in itself and the store itself feels more like a gallery […]

Retail Therapy: Magazine Brighton

I have always been a bit of a fan of tilt shift photography, and when done right it can give a beautiful perspective to a landscape, especially cities. This video is no exception, and portrays Sydney rather magnificently.

One to watch: Tiny Sydney

Crack The Surface – Episode I from SilentUK on Vimeo. Urban Exploration is a relatively new phenomenon, in which people risk life and limb to explore their cities more secretive places. Heading into underground sewer systems, abandoned buildings and half built skyscrapers to find views that your average Joe will […]

One To Watch: Crack The Surface

OK so before you hit play you may want a little back story as to why we chose to include this. Basically whilst we were at Green Man festival this summer we ventured into the cinema tent and found this playing. It looks like Nathan Barley designed a video for […]

One to watch: Aeroplane – Superstar Music Video

Art On Fire – Stunningly Beautiful Burning Man 2013 Time Lapse from Spark Pictures on Vimeo. This video is a rather beautiful time lapse taken at the Burning Man festival. Text from the video: ‘Stunningly beautiful Burning Man 2013 time lapse film by cinematographer Daniel Kelly Brown set to the […]

One to watch: Art on Fire

  This comes straight out of Prescription Art, who have just opened up a permanent gallery in Brighton over at 1 Beaconsfield Parade, BN1 6DN. Last time I went to a pop-up Prescription Art gallery was a few years back, so it’s great to see they have finally got a permanent […]

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