Posted 11 October

10:00 Augmented Reality Interactive Science Day

Regency Town House, Servants Kitchen, No.10 Basement

The Sackler Centre for Consciousness Science will be hosting a science day to compliment the exhibition, which will allow members of the public to experience the cutting edge of consciousness science and virtual reality. This interactive event will explore how experiences of the world are shaped by the body and how bodily-experience itself is actively constructed, moment-to-moment, by the brain.

Pop along throughout the day 10:00 - 17:00

11:00 BPF18 CURATOR LED TOUR

Starting at Phoenix Brighton, 10-14 Waterloo Place Brighton, BN1

The second BFP18 Trainee Curator tour with Kate Kelsall, takes in a selection of exhibitions across the Fringe, following the thread of ‘home’: where it is, what it means and how different artists represent this most intimate of ideas. As Britain rethinks its place in the world, this tour will be a chance to ponder personal ‘belonging’, the human need to have somewhere to call home and how photography illuminates ties between the private and public.

Free but Limited spaces left for this - BOOK YOUR PLACE HERE

14:00 PHOTOGRAPHER STUDIOS AT PHOENIX

Tours of Phoenix photographers studios, including: Karen Barratt, Natasha Bidgood, Emma Critchley, Denise Felkin, Tom Heatley, Fergus Heron, Bernard G Mills, Wendy Pye.

Public tours will start from 2.00 and 2.30 pm, please turn up at the front desk before the start of the tour.

15:30 ‘Brexit will spell the end of British art as we know it. Discuss.’

Friends Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton, BN1 1AF

A dynamic panel discussion on the fate of our art industry after BREXIT with Simon Roberts, Shoair Mavlian Natasha Caruana, Mahtab Hussain, Michael Lightfoot Artists for Brexit and Uta Kogelsberger

Free but Limited spaces left for this - BOOK YOUR PLACE HERE

19:00 FILM: Beyond the Photo plus Q&A Director, Cathy Hassan

Presented by Brighton Photo Fringe in partnership with Fabrica and Legacy Film.

Screening plus Q&A with Producer & Director Cathy Hassan

Beyond the Photo records individual stories of Black British lives in the 1970s. Personal experiences are linked by themes of a discriminatory police culture, winter of discontent, inhumane housing and the rising voices of disgruntled young black people, determined to break the cycle of poverty and systemic oppression.

Tickets are £5/£3 Entry, Book Here