On Saturday I (escaped domestic life and) went along to Gallery40 in the North Laines to celebrate the launch of ‘Brighton’s Artists,’ a book in which my work is listed. The coffee table book format is a first but I was originally featured in an early issue of Brighton’s Arty Magazine back in 2009.

I feel proud to be part of this successful publication. I appreciate good design I must say this book is very well done, the selection and layout of artworks are Royal Academy Gallery gift shop quality, and I advise you to pick up a copy NOW before they run out Available here – http://www.artymagazines.com/ – and shops and galleries around town, while stocks last.

Artist Jacqueline Hammond with Alison Krog of Brighton’s Arty Magazine, being presented with her copy of ‘Brighton’s Artists 2014’ in which she is a featured artist. Get your copy of the book at http://www.artymagazines.com

Artist Jacqueline Hammond with Alison Krog of Brighton’s Arty Magazine, being presented with her copy of ‘Brighton’s Artists 2014’ in which she is a featured artist. Get your copy of the book at http://www.artymagazines.com

Artist Jacqueline Hammond with Alison Krog of Brighton’s Arty Magazine, being presented with her copy of ‘Brighton’s Artists 2014’ in which she is a featured artist. Get your copy of the book at http://www.artymagazines.com

Artist Jacqueline Hammond with Alison Krog of Brighton’s Arty Magazine, being presented with her copy of ‘Brighton’s Artists 2014’ in which she is a featured artist. Get your copy of the book at http://www.artymagazines.com

Brighton’s Arty Magazine was dreamed up by Torben and Alison Krog. They applied 40 years’ of publishing experience to produce a magazine that celebrates the creative talents on their doorstep.

About this book:

Ten magazines, four directories, one charity art auction and a pop-up gallery later, we’re delighted to launch the very first book by Kemp Street Productions. And although it’s our names on the cover, we hope that everyone who bought into the concept will share our sense of ownership. Brighton’s Artists 2014 has only been possible due to the support and trust we have received from the tremendously talented creative community we live in. We think this may be the first publication of its kind. And there’s only one city that could have produced it. That’s Brighton & Hove.

On the website  –

In the Editions area you’ll find back issues of Brighton’s Arty Magazines and Directories since we first launched in 2009. The People section brings together many of the fabulous artists we have featured over the past four years. And in Places you’ll find a guide to the best galleries, arty hotels, shops and social spaces in and around Brighton and Hove.

Order your copy – only £12.00 –  http://www.artymagazines.com/

Galleries and shops are invited to stock the book on a sale or return basis.

For more information contact

Brighton’s Arty Magazine

Kemp Street Productions,

12 Kemp Street, Brighton BN1 4EF

info@artymagazines.com