Phoenix Brighton

An installation of large-scale prints by Canadian artist Derek Besant. The work is themed around core redevelopment and upheaval within several big cities, and the temporary state of chaos that results in the streets.

Alongside this is a screening of 'All That Might Heart', a film by Jayne Wilson. An observation on our modern day malady of supposed urgency.

Suitable for

• Any age

Admission

Free

Website

http://www.phoenixbrighton.org/

On Saturday February 18th a multi disciplinary event will take place with experts from the fields of archaeology, history, geography, planning, architecture, museums, psychology and art, offering an opportunity to share ideas and experiences in the creative environment of Phoenix Brighton.

The day will consist of an introduction to the exhibition by exhibiting artists Derek Besant, Jayne Wilson and Peter Marsh. Panel discussions, networking and a creative activity will take place with the focus on Psychogeography, debating the following concepts:

Destruction is an ever present negative force in the city
One experiences the city in a purely emotional way, drawing on personal history, prejudices, habits and expectations
Places are limited, so to book a place and arrange payment please phone 01273 603700. There is a £10 charge for the day which will include lunch.

Suitable for

• 18+
• 14-15
• 16-17

When

11am-4pm

Where

Phoenix Brighton

Admission

£10 incl. lunch

Website

http://www.phoenixbrighton.org/events/308-broken-ground-symposium.html