Discover the Secrets Beneath Brighton Railway Station at Phoenix Art Space 📍 Phoenix Art Space, 10-14 Waterloo Pl, Brighton BN2 9NB🗓️ Preview: 12th February, 5:30-7:30pm. Open: 13-23 February, 12-5pm, Wed-Sun 2025. Underworld uncovers the fascinating, hidden history of the underground spaces beneath Brighton Railway Station, including the enigmatic Cab Road tunnel. Built in 1841 as…
A Saturday of hands-on play with film and digital media featuring experiments with animation, magic lantern slides and zine making. Perfect for curious families. Get ready for an exciting journey into the world of filmmaking with artists and filmmakers. Dive into Brighton & Hove’s groundbreaking film history as you create your own animations, experience magic…
Dreamy Place is in Crawley 4-6 Oct and Brighton 25-27 Oct, and at Bolsover Castle 29 Nov
Apply to participate in this project by 18 October.
Submit your film to be part of this year’s Dreamy Place Festival Two calls for film & video submissions by artists and filmmakers:• One for filmmakers based in Sussex (East Sussex, West Sussex and Brighton & Hove).• One for LGBTQIA+ artists (UK and international artists are eligible) Selected films will be shown as part of…
A pre-Pride party celebrating the pioneering history of filmmaking in Brighton & Hove! Date: Thursday, 1st AugustTime: 6:30pm – 10pmVenue: Hove Museum of Creativity, 19 New Church Road, Hove BN3 4ABTicket costs (pay what you feel from options): £5, £10 or £15Book a ticket: SOLD OUT – please only come to Hove Museum if you…
Take a voyage into the unknown with Space Shanty: a playful intergalactic experience and voyage through time, based on Bristol’s involvement with space science and travel. Taking the humble child’s space rocket as an inspiration for the installation, you will enter a theatrical space handmade from cardboard and materials donated by Bristol’s Children’s Scrapstore within…
Call out for LGBTQIA+ participants in and around Chesterfield, to work with a LGBTQIA+ artist to create new artworks to be projected onto Bolsover Castle. Participants will work with artist Rebecca Smith – also known as Urban Projections – who has collaborated with the likes of Avicii, Stormzy, Coca-Cola, John Galliano, Tate, Light Night Nottingham…
Junction Arts and videoclub are looking for an artist to create new digital artwork with the LGBTQIA+ community in and around Chesterfield in NE Derbyshire. To be projected onto Bolsover Castle on the 29th November as part of Dreamy Place at Bright Winter Nights. The theme of the project is community voice – the piece…
We’ve partnered with Art Fund to create 12 paid positions across 3 different roles for students looking to gain professional experience and learn new skills in producing and delivering Dreamy Place Festival in 2024. Dreamy Place is an arts, digital culture and creative tech programme, which takes place in Bristol, Crawley, Brighton and Chesterfield in…
Selected 14 is a collection of diverse, surprising, and provocative new films by early career artists. The artists are nominated by the artists shortlisted for the 2023 Film London Jarman Award: Ayo Akingbade, Andrew Black, Julianknxx, Sophie Koko Gate, Karen Russo, and Rehana Zaman. The programme includes work by artists Rohan Ayinde, Darryl Daley, Syd…
DAYS OF WONDER EVENTS IN HANGLETON & KNOLL Days of Wonder is a new heritage project dedicated to exploring the film & media heritage of Brighton & Hove. As part of it, three special screenings wil take place in Hangleton of archive films exploring experimentation and technique, with talks by Dr Frank Gray, former Director…
For the tenth Vital Capacities‘ residency, we partner with Unlimited, Videotage (Hong Kong) and Wysing Art Centre (Cambridge) to work with artists from the UK and Hong Kong. From 1 June, artists Shrouk El-Attar, Bella Milroy, James Kong King-sin and Jameisha Prescod join Vital Capacities, to undertake research and develop new work. Working with our partners, they will…
This series of recordings were created by participants of The Wonder Club during a workshop delving into “the vision scene” and the depiction of dream elements in magic lantern slides, employing techniques like double exposure and superimposition. Participants selected 35mm found slides, overlayed and transformed them creatively through direct interventions like drawing, painting and scratching….
Annis Joslinecho An egg, top hat, clothes pegs, bird cage and a line of rope – these are just a few of the objects that inhabit the world of echo. In a multi-channel video installation projected across and above the museum cabinet, these objects exit the confines of the film’s original narrative into different realms…
