Written by Winnie Liu
We seem to have a rather arrogant quality in our modern times, as we truly appear to think we have reached the epitome of human success in society.
People may lament the poor choices of the young, such as listening to dreadful music, but the young may...
Around two years ago, Charlotte Lillington started @brighton.streets, an Instagram account dedicated to capturing the beautiful, lively, and unique streets of Brighton. Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, she has continued to photograph the city, however in a much less lively state than usual.
Charlotte is a 26...
This week Brighton Journal spoke to local illustrator and collage artist, Tonwen Jones. Tonwen's vibrant work combines colour, pattern and vintage motifs, and frequently draws inspiration from people's eccentric collections, as well as museums and galleries. Her work includes a large illustrated map of Gujarat in India at ZSL...
"One language sets you in a corridor for life. Two languages open every door along the way."
- Frank Smith
Languages are the keys to doors we didn’t know we wanted opening; they are windows into the lives of others and the most important tool we have to connect with nations...
Click it Local, the delivery service hoping to help independent businesses compete with the likes of Amazon, launched in Brighton earlier this week.
Their mission is "to allow independent shops to offer their customers all the convenience of online ordering and same day delivery, without the need to comprise the...
Thinking about getting creative? Brighton Journal spoke to Jake Spicer, who set up the Draw Brighton studio back in 2009. Draw offers a variety of classes, including portrait painting courses, printing workshops and life drawing sessions. Though Draw's studio in New England House has unfortunately had to close during this...
A new social phenomenon could take place as the world enters a new phase of dealing with Covid-19. Event professionals propose that drive-in movie screenings could be brought back and undoubtedly with it, new product launches. The coronavirus pandemic has led to the delay of coveted 2020 blockbusters like...
Situated in the heart of Brighton’s Cultural Quarter, it comes as no surprise that Brighton Dome is considered the cultural hub of this vibrant City. Brighton Dome has seen more events than your average arts venue, in fact there is nothing average about this place. It is steeped in...
Written by Sila Kiss
“Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.” Gustave Flaubert
In my last article we travelled from Fethiye to Antalya. In this article we will start from Antalya, the south of the Turkey to the North. Of course, it would...
Written by Laura Ferguson
The effects of Coronavirus on the global economy are undisputed; stock market downturns, declining economic growth and unemployment are just a few of the consequences we encounter as we tackle Covid-19.
The FTSE and Dow Jones Industrial Average have seen the biggest quarterly dip since 1987,...
