Tag Archives: artists
Save Madeira Terraces! Campaign to Restore Brighton’s Iconic Seafront
Save Madeira Drive Campaign – The Big Raffle Continue reading
Protest Artists Collective Pussy Riot perform in Brighton UK
Masha – Riot Days – Art and Protest collective Pussy Riot performed in Brighton on November 19th 2017 at The Haunt Continue reading
Can we let cadmium paint get banned? Artists take action now!
All artists, namely painters should read this and consider what the potential ban on cadmium pigments means and contact the ECHA. I will be hastily writing to them as other yellows do not cut the mustard like cadmium yellow. The ban will be considered next month so act now to save cadmium paints. I’m going to stock up now!
If you would like to comment on this proposed change, please visit http://www.echa.europa.eu/restrictions-under-consideration. Continue reading
Press Release: Brighton Rainbow Crossing Forever Campaign. On Monday 16th June at 5am the rainbow is due for removal by the council – Support the Campaign to make the rainbow stay
The campaign to keep Brighton Rainbow Crossing outside Jag Gallery on Madeira Drive has gained momentum and despite its magical effect as a fantastic new piece of public art for all to enjoy, as far as we know its ‘jet washers at dawn’ for the rainbow. The council are due to remove it at 5am Monday 16th June 2014!!!
Show your support. Share the page to make the rainbow stay not fade away. Please click, like the page and invite your friends to like the page too
https://www.facebook.com/brightonrainbow Continue reading
Europe’s first rainbow crossing in Brighton painted on the road outside JAG Gallery
Heather Peace unveils Europe’s first rainbow crossing in Brighton for LGBT Pride Month. Madeira Drive in Brighton was given a bold makeover last weekend as street artwork representing Europe’s first official ‘rainbow crossing’ was unveiled to celebrate the release of We … Continue reading
Dressing up as Artists – Brighton Festival 2014 Children’s Parade
The children from my daughters school were in the parade dressed as artists, with a giant tube of yellow paint. Continue reading