Category Archives: Art

“Badge Makes Art” insomnia inspired dolls.

Ever since I was a child I have been scared of dolls, terrified that they would come to life at night and attack me… Humans naturally fear the unknown; I feared the doll’s blank lifeless expression, watching quietly, absorbing secrets. … read more

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Christopher Dawson

A talented, hidden artist from Hassocks, Christopher Dawson paints beautiful acrylic pieces. Photographs of his work allow a glimpse into the depth, scale and time taken to create such magnificent representations. Having a piece in your home or in an … read more

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Art round-up, various locations across Sussex (From The Argus)

October is a time for art galleries to rearrange collections and swap exhibitions, with a flurry of new works normally hung to re-energise show spaces. Perhaps there’s something about the changing seasons which makes it the perfect time to reassess … read more

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Jim Mcelvaney – Stop looking at the walls, Look out the window.

Jim McElvaney from Sebastian Canning on Vimeo. 30th September – 23rd October No Walls Gallery 13a Prince Albert Street, Brighton Private view 29th September, 6-9pm No Walls are delighted to present the third exhibition in their Brighton space with an … read more

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Three Dimensional Pieces of Football Art

As the popularity of 3D films and televised sporting events grows, perhaps the art world is now ready to jump on the third dimension bandwagon. Peter Oldfield-Edwards constructs miniature replicas of football stadiums to within minute accuracy. Each piece has … read more

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sorry we’re closed

  No Walls Gallery presents Sorry We’re Closed, the highly anticipated new solo show from Famous When Dead. 2nd – 25th September 2011 No Walls Gallery 13a Prince Albert Street, Brighton Opening night 1st September, 6 – 9pm No Walls, Brighton’s most … read more

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Fashion/Sewing Table Share

Nicola of my-shell-me-shell.com is looking for some people to share desk/table space. She owns and runs a knitwear company and a leather goods company, both with very exciting opportunities and prospects. Because she mainly works alone, she is left with … read more

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Human chrysalises and community workshops at Coachwerks

The sculptures of Coachwerks artist-in-residence Josephine Dimbleby will be taking over the front area outside 19 Hollingdean Terrace for the duration of the May festival. Every day, you’ll find her scouring the streets, harvesting discarded rubbish from the pavements and … read more

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Daring decadence… Choccywoccydoodah

Luxury and decadence can come in many forms, from the pristine white of lead crystal and linen sheets to the opulence and colour saturation of jewels and tropical flowers. Of course, each person’s ideal of decadence will vary from the … read more

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Annett Bank- Fluid, flamboyant femininity.

I was drawn like a moth to the flame by the powerful, colourful and spiritual oil paintings by Brighton artist Annett Bank. They are awe-inspiring and joyful expressions of the female form, a celebration of the body and movement. The … read more

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Artwork & Textiles by Angela Chick

I really like the simple paragraph on Angela Chicks homepage. I think it sums up her dreamy, creative style nicely: My name is Angela and I like to do drawings, sometimes I sew things as well, yeah that’s right. Usually … read more

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8-bitscapes digitally illustrated photographs

Kevin Rozario-Johnson is a photographer, friend and fellow Shoreham resident. Ive seen his photos on display in local cafes, at Ropetackle, the new arts centre and have been kept informed of his exhibitions and open houses (although embarrassingly I havent … read more

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Asian Kitschology – The Dumpling Dynasty Brand

When I came across the Wu & Wu website I know I liked it. I liked it because it was kitsch. Hello Kitty Kitsch. Fiona Hewitt is the illustrator and describes herself as “Brand Creatrice and expert in Asian Kitschology”. … read more

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Opportunity: Artist residencies at Headspace, Japan

This is a call for expressions of interest from artists and designers in the UK for a residency programme based at Headspace studio and art gallery in Nara, Japan. Headspace is the beautiful brainchild of two Brits: Brighton and RCA-trained … read more

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You are creative.

I’m passionate about the value of creative expression to a fulfilling and fulfilled life for everyone. So often I am told ‘I’m not creative’ by adults who shut down their aptitude for creative play a long time ago when ‘art’ … read more

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Retro Collages by Rosie Granger

There’s nothing I love more than browsing the pages of design magazines – Elle Decoration, World of Interiors, Homes and Gardens etc. I also love to flick through Country Living and Country homes and interiors. I often come across images … read more

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Textile Art by Sara Norwood

Sara Norwood creates wall art, cushions and accessories. Her work blurs the boundaries between textile design and illustration. Here is the recipe for her particular style:

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Pinkyvision goes global

If you’ve lived in Brighton for any length of time then you’ll surely have seen the bright flashes of colour and iconic graphics that announce the retro-futuro work of artist Pinky. A big fish in our little pond, he’s been … read more

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Lino prints by Cross Street Press

I came across Polly Sadourian Linocuts while browsing on the internet and I didn’t really know what a linocut was. I’m learning so much about design techniques! Basically lino printing or lino cutting involves transferring a design onto a lino … read more

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Flood The Valley

As we know, I usually like to write about quaint, kitsch products – anything featuring teacups, cakes, florals – I’m your girl! But I’ve come across Flood The Valley and it’s totally the other end of the scale – harsh … read more

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