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BEST BEFORE James Kendall’s 90-year-old grandmother-in-law, having lived through WWII, doesn’t believe in best-before dates. Sadly she had to move into a home, but clearing out her larder was as thrilling as being offered a snack. All the products shown were, he believes, intended to be eaten.
JAMES KENDALL 06 OCT – 18 NOV Mon-Wed 12:00-23:55 Thu-Sat 12:00-02:00 Sun 12:00-23:55 THE HOPE 11—12 Queens Road, Brighton BN1 3WA www.cargocollective.com /kendall
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BORDER WORK: NOGALES
Border Work focuses on a bus station in Nogales, a town on the Mexico border that receives thousands of people who have been deported from the USA. The work explores this space of permanent transience. Everyone is waiting to leave, but nothing happens quickly here.
ALICE MYERS 06 – 14 OCT Tue-Sun 11:00-17:00 PHOENIX BRIGHTON 10—14 Waterloo Place, Brighton BN2 9NB www.alicemyers.net
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BRICKS & BALLET BRICKS: Celia takes abstract and textural photographs. Here she exhibits a selection of work concentrating on walls and brickwork. BALLET: Jason’s work centres around Street Photography. This is a collection of urban ballet shots taken in and around Brighton in 2012.
JASON BALCHIN, CELIA STRAINGE 06 OCT – 18 NOV Mon-Sun 08:00-16:00 DESTINATION 100 100 St James Street, Brighton BN2 1TP
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BRIGHTON VOLUME 1
JJ Waller’s Brighton Volume 1. Intro price just 9.99 preorder at www.jjwaller.com. Look out for images from the book as paste-ups around the city during the festival.
JJ WALLER 06 OCT – 18 NOV CITY-WIDE Brighton www.jjwaller.com
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