When you see someone playing an instrument or performing a song in Brighton's streets, how often do you think about how they ended up there? You would probably never imagine that the guy with the hat singing Frank Sinatra's 'It was a very good year' in The Lanes once...
We came across his work the other night when we were at The Pull & Pump near Churchill Square. Two quite unusual illustrations of a human molar, one transformed into a skull, the other one rather colorful. The man behind these illustrations is Sam 'Molar' John. We met him...
It is her face that you can see in the center of the new graffiti on the back wall of Coffee @ 33 in Trafalgar Street because her story is so inspiring. Having moved here from Bournemouth almost a year ago, Charr regularly goes to Cascade Creative Recovery meetings...
Hello Dunstan, nice to meet you! Can you tell me a bit about you? Yes, of course. My name is Dunstan Harris and I'm 24 years old. I was born in London but now I live in Brighton.
What do you do in you free time? Have fun mostly. I travel...
When walking down New Road the other day, we saw her standing next to the arch that marks the entrance to Fringe City. Playing her violin, Eliza Jaye definitely stands out of the crowd of buskers that fill Brighton's streets with their guitar tunes and vocals. We stopped to talk...
Between letting in other visitors and taking care of her baby daughter, Rosa still has some minutes to talk to us. Full-time artist and now also full-time mom, Rosa Maria Baquero grew up in Columbia and only came to the UK two years ago after having spent time working...
If we hadn't seen a little sign at the corner of Gardner Street and North Road saying "Little Beach Boutique" with an arrow indicating the direction, we probably would have never noticed the small light-blue colored entrance although it has been there for almost three years. That's when Suzanne...
We have already introduced you to passionate ceramics artist Saya. On our Artists Open Houses discovery mission through the Seven Dials, we have also met this incredibly versatile artist.
Shyama Ruffell isn't the only artist showcasing at 13 Addison Road in Hove, but it's her work that has attracted our...
A 16 year old boy from Hove, Elliot Hasler, has seen the premier of his debut film, Charlie's Letters, premiered at Brighton Fringe. The film was shown for the first time last night (18th May), at a local Brighton venue - The Nightingale Room, above the Grand Central pub.
The feature length film is 90...
If you are an art lover, Brighton surely is the place for you to be with its vibrant art scene. During the Artists Open Houses, local artists invite you to their homes and studios. We have visited some of the artists listed in the Seven Dials trail to have...
