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"I began to appreciate the heavily urbanised surroundings and started noticing real beauty in some of the naturally compounding decay of the area. Layers upon layers of old posters, stickers, flyers, graffiti, tagging, murals all conspiring together to make what seemed like unintentional art pieces."

I employ lost wax casting to create organic metal forms and my hands-on production style results in a delicate ‘wabi-sabi’ aesthetic, highlighting the beauty of makers’ marks, fingerprints, imperfections and an overall sense of human touch.

  When we opened our doors in the iconic seafront arches, our mission was to become the best art gallery in Brighton; a beacon of creativity offe...

  We’re delighted to be able to offer you the chance to join Linda Lewin for a three-day wire sculpture workshop in our classroom on Brighton bea...

Into the Overwhelm is well titled. Three life-sized, snarling terracotta dogs' heads face-off; one with its muzzle bound by rope, one spewing octopus tentacles and the other flowers. It is beautiful and slightly disturbing, equal parts myth and mayhem, and it recently won the CASS Art Prize in Three-Dimensional work at our Atelier Open.

Fiona works from her studio in the Art Hub at Woolwich. A space that she loves and is enjoying even more now that she has more time to focus on he...