This week Brighton Journal spoke to Tom Gillham, a local abstract artist. Tom's dynamic work is a process of spontaneous mark-making, frequently exploring diversity, journeys and dreams. The human story is at the heart of Tom's artistic expression, and he hopes for his work to connect emotionally with others....
In the coming weeks, we're all going to need to find creative ways to occupy ourselves whilst indoors.
For those wanting to keep getting their dose of culture, and avoid spending too much time scrolling through social media, we have some good news for you. Google Arts & Culture have...
This week Brighton Journal spoke to local illustrator and printmaker, Graham Carter.
Graham's vibrant and playful artwork combines the fantastical and the mundane, and frequently explores animals and nature through humour. His recent work includes helping to design the "Ashley Too" robot featured in the "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too"...
If you’re stuck in isolation, you can now book a virtual tour of the local Enter Gallery to see some beautiful contemporary art from the comfort of your own home. The gallery is host to one of the most sizeable collections of framed, limited edition, rare prints from both emerging...
This week Brighton Journal spoke to local abstract artist, Lily Rigby. Based at the Rodhus Studio space, Lily finds that Brighton's landscape is a constant source of inspiration for her work. Her dynamic and emotive paintings capture the power of landscape, and explore the changing appearance of the sea,...
We place our focus on artist and illustrator Peter James Field, most recently seen on television in the Sky Arts Portrait Artist Of The Year - turning his attention to celebrity model actress Doreen Mantle. Last year his work was recognised and included in the Royal Society Portrait Painters...
This week Brighton Journal spoke to Ella Husbands, a local mixed media artist whose vibrant work explores perception. Ella uses film, photography, painting and sculpture to experiment with colour, pattern and layering. Most recently, her work has been concerned with disrupted, distorted and fragmented perception induced by illness. We...
The weather in Brighton recently has been, to put it mildly, atrocious. After being battered first by Storm Ciara and shortly after by Storm Dennis, we are still waiting to see a noticeable improvement. It feels likes it has been raining forever.
Needless to say, our city comes to life in...
Next week comedian Alex Edelman brings his acclaimed show Just For Us to Brighton. This particular show has been seen Edelman nominated for the Barry award at Melbourne International Comedy Festival, earned him the prestigious Herald Angel award and seen him nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Show....
If you’ve been thinking about taking to the road on two wheels, then you might have found the range of options available slightly overwhelming. A bike is a significant investment, and if you make the wrong call, you might find that you’re put off unnecessarily. Let’s take a look...
