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Brighton Art Crawl is a city-wide art trail designed to unite our city's galleries, creative spaces, and cultural partners to showcase the very best of Brighton’s art scene.

22/10/2025

Inner Demons by Leigh Pearce at ⁣
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We all wrestle with inner demons - anxiety, fear, anger… but artist Leigh Pearce transforms these emotions into vibrant, playful characters that make space for honesty and connection.⁣
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After debuting at Urban Break in South Korea, Inner Demons arrives in Brighton for its first UK solo exhibition. Each character tells its own story and visitors can scan QR codes in the gallery to uncover their unique personalities and meanings.⁣
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A thoughtful, creative exploration of mental health through colour, humour, and empathy and a reminder that even our demons deserve to be seen. 👹
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📍Gallery 40, Brighton⁣
🗓️ On until Sunday, 26th October⁣
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21/10/2025

A Hidden Gem 💎 ⁣
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We found something really special on Middle Street - striking piece of street art by
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The name itself means “to look from a different viewpoint” in Latin, and the work definitely delivers.⁣
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Perspicere uses a technique that feels like one continuous line drawing but gets made from one length of thread, wound and layered into circular forms right on the wall. The result? A black-and-white realistic portrait that reveals its detail the closer you look. ⁣
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If you’re out and about, go see it. Tag us in your photo if you discover it during your crawl.⁣
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📍 Location: Middle Street, Brighton⁣
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14/10/2025

The Dark Town Film Club – Atelier by the Sea⁣
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While hitting up some spots on the Brighton Art Crawl, we stumbled upon The Dark Town Film Club at Atelier by the Sea, and it’s an absolute feast for the eyes. ⁣
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The exhibition showcases works by Jonny Hannah in his fictional world of DarkTown - a universe infused with folklore, Americana and his unmistakable narrative style. Hannah’s work is immediately striking, with every piece alive with a chaotic whirl of colour, texture and writing.⁣
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It’s exciting to see an artist so confident in their unique voice, blending storytelling, illustrative detail and cultural references into a playful yet deeply immersive experience. ⁣
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Alongside Hannah, 30 other artists contribute alternative film posters, creating a lively, colourful and truly intriguing experience. The show has been curated so the works stand alone, allowing you to revel in each artist’s unique voice. And when viewed together you feel as though you are immersed in a strange and wonderful land.⁣
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This exhibition is not just for cinema fans - it’s for anyone who loves unusual art that is rich and visually-exuberant.⁣
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On now at until 9th November⁣
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13/10/2025

Whistleblower Gallery – Marks of the Isles Folk ⁣
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Our next hot pick for Brighton Art Crawl is a show that dives into the magic and myth of the British Isles. ⁣
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From October 17th – November 15th Whistleblower Gallery presents Marks of the Isle Folk – a group show bringing together contemporary artists inspired by folklore, fairytales and mysticism. ⁣
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Using history, ancestral mark-making, storytelling and folk art as their muse, each artist will reimagine the heritage of our ancient isles, reinterpreting historic motifs and visual language in a thoroughly contemporary context. ⁣
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▫️Alex Binnie explores traditional mark-making through print and design⁣
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▪️Ellie Davies Combines symbolic imagery, human form and psychological tension to examine myth and story.⁣
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▫️Jasper Goodall uses photography to examine the relationship between people and the land.⁣
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▪️Scott Knight works with raw materials to explore tradition and craft.⁣
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▫️Oakley Lamerton connects older stories with the present through narrative.⁣
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▪️Sean Parry makes work that spans thousands of years of history, a reflection of his passion for archaeology and ancient iconography.⁣
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▫️Jim Sanders creates work rooted in ritual, myth and symbolic forms.⁣
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▪️Treubhan reworks early Celtic and Pictish patterns in a contemporary way.⁣
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▫️Laurence Watchorn builds imagery from memory, folklore and shared stories⁣
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Private view: 16 October (18.30 - 20.30) ⁣
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Exhibition Dates: 17 October – 15 November⁣
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09/10/2025

Phoenix – Laura White: Daily Baroque

Our next pick for the Brighton Art Crawl is Daily Baroque – a wonderfully curious exhibition that dives into the world of dough as a medium for sculpture.

In the show, artist Laura White experiments with materials like pasta dough, porcelain and silicone rubber, pushing the materials to breaking point, then embracing those flaws to create works that are unexpectedly beautiful.

This show is a fascinating collaboration between an artist and their tools, exploring how each material has a mind of its own, and how surprising results can contribute to the final outcome. Embracing playfulness,
imperfection and transformation, White’s dynamic show is daring and a whole lot of fun.

Exhibition dates: On Now until 9th November | Weds–Sun, 12–5pm

08/10/2025

They Made This – Abbie Sibun ⁣
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Award-winning LGBTQ+ print shop and gallery, They Made This, are at it again – this month bringing the people of Brighton the first solo show of acclaimed tattoo artist, Abbie Sibun. ⁣
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Best known by her online moniker, Sibun’s distinctive illustrative style is defined by bold and confident lines. The show features a series of gorgeous giclée fine art prints based on Sibun’s original paintings and flash designs. If you like art that combines a love of animals, food and travel, then make your way to Duke’s Lane pronto. ⁣
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As part of throughout October, will also be treating us to limited edition print drops and their legendary Art Tombola. ⁣
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On now until the end of October - 15-16 Duke’s Lane, Brighton, BN1 1BG ⁣
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