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40 Duke Street, Brighton, BN1 1AG
Supports artists' development through events, workshops, talks, peer critique groups, networking and one-to-ones. Free drop-in library in gallery with catalogues, artist monographs, funding books and contemporary art magazines. Artists can sign up for e-newsletter to get opportunities, events and news in Brighton and Hove and South East East through www.fabrica.org.uk or caitlin.heffernan@fabrica.org.uk
Fabrica occupies the space of the former Holy Trinity Church, a deconsecrated building in the centre of Brighton. Whilst for the majority of its exhibitions the gallery tacitly renounces this sacral connection, there are occasions when Read on…
Fabrica, Brighton
2 April - 23 May 2010
Reviewed by: Jonathan Gilhooly »
The Incommensurable Banner ‘The Incommensurable Banner’ is a shocking and disturbing representation of Thomas Hirschhorn’s five year anguish over the media’s coverage of the Iraq and Afghanistan war, his Read on…
Fabrica, Brighton
4 October - 22 November 2008
Reviewed by: Olivia Oldfield-Beechey »
The Chameleon Project’s Prototype 9 and The Science of Sympathy Currently exhibited in Brighton's Fabrica Gallery, The Chamelion Project’s ‘Prototype 9’ is the penultimate prototype in a two year exploration into Read on…
Fabrica, Brighton
17 October - 12 December 2009
Reviewed by: Olivia Oldfield-Beechey »
It isn't often that I feel compelled to stay with an installation for a prolonged period of time but Finnish artist Kaarina Kaikkonen's installation Cast Off proved hard to walk away from. The piece, which dominates the redundant church in which it Read on…
Fabrica, Brighton
21 June 25 August
Reviewed by: Jessica Curry »