Join researcher and artist Lorenza Ippolito at Fabrica in Brighton on Tuesday, November 8 to discuss how bodies are policed in public space and the effects this has on trans and non-binary people. Conversation Piece: Swimming for Trans and Non-Binary Bodies is a regular discussion event that explores LGBTQ+ experiences in relation to exhibition themes.
Queer East is a LGBTQ+ film festival that showcases rarely-seen queer cinema from East and Southeast Asia
Arts charity Outside In, which aims to provide a platform for artists who face significant barriers to the art world due to health, disability, social circumstance or isolation, is to run an Artist Support Day at Fabrica in Brighton on Tuesday, July 26 from 10am.
Fabrica asks the public to share their insights for a new online platform, Quiet Revelations.
A relaxed and engaging discussion inspired by the current exhibition at Fabrica, led by artist Lorenza Ippolito. Homes by Harley Weir depicts photographs made over a ten-day period in October 2016 in the migrant and refugee camps of Calais, known informally as the Jungle.
Brighton’s contemporary art gallery Fabrica raise over £21,000 in a crowdfunding appeal to rescue its finances in light of recent funding cuts.
THEY/ONLAR focuses on how Turkish society views They or the Other. Through the stories of several individuals the artist goes behind the scene in Turkish society, allowing us to glimpse her country’s diversity of ethnic, religious and gender positions, the perceptions of members of the Sunni majority, and the everyday discrimination and resistance that it engenders.
A live online conservation for International Women’s Day with Fabrica, Brighton’s Centre for Contemporary Art, takes place on Tuesday, March 8 from 11am with a link to the Google Doc allowing you to follow the creative conservation as it unfolds shared on the day.
