Fabrica

Words and pictures by Rachel Henson. Our Artist-in-residence during the exhibition – Gathering updates us on the progress of the new flick book she is creating for White Night. Keep reading »

After some interesting feedback, we were asked to walk from that fancy hotel to the West Pier, via an ugly underground car park. We were to remain silent and attentive, and photo and video documented our journey. Keep reading »

Throughout October and November we have a new Artist in Residence. Rachel Henson makes flick books that a layer of fiction to a real journey. Keep reading »

Jo Lathwood is a participating artist in Kunst & Zwalm, one of our partners in the LCP project and Iris Contemporary Art Network. Here is her third guest blog post, along with some photos from Kunst & Zwalm’s first day of installation. (Featuring Fabrica’s current exhibiting artist Stéphane Cauchy!) Keep reading »

For the duration of Cascade Ollie Finn has been artist in residence here at Fabrica. He has run a series of live participatory sound events, the final of which is on this coming Wednesday 17 August from 7pm. Don’t miss the chance to partake of this exciting, unique residency. Keep reading »

One of our partners in the Landscape, Cities and People project is the bi-annual art festival Kunst and Zwalm. Kunst and Zwalm is an outdoor trail of contemporary art located in the Zwalm region of Belgium. This year, Bristol based artist, Jo Lathwood is contributing to the festival and keeping us updated with a blog. Here is the second part Keep reading »

Kunst and Zwalm is a biannual art festival held in Zwalm, Belgium. The project encompasses an outdoor route with contemporary art, which goes further than simply placing a group of artworks in nature. Keep reading »

Our fantastic volunteers have started a blog all about Fabrica. What follows is volunteer Dorian Vaughan’s introductory post. Please vist the blog at fabricavolunteerblog.wordpress.com Keep reading »

An Arts Council South East project that has been addressing the lack of diversity in the visual arts workforce has launched a new website to capture its successes, and also its challenges. Keep reading »

Throughout The Forty Part Motet Jessica Curry has been artist-in-residence at Fabrica. Last Friday 20 May, she conducted a listening walk around the centre of Brighton. Participants were asked to follow Jessica without talking, and to pay attention to the cacophony of sounds in the street. Here are Jessica’s reflections on the walks taken from her project blog: A Chorus Line Keep reading »