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Oska Bright Film Festival Sizzle Reel 2017
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Tickets now on sale for Oska Bright Film Festival 2017
 15 - 17 November 2017
 The Old Market, Hove
Oska Bright is back with an exciting programme of films including a new LGBTQ+ strand. This year we have special events including Q&A’s with directors and film makers, a glitzy awards ceremony and an art installation. We’re thrilled to be presenting some of the best work we’ve ever seen – so come along and get ready to lose your head at the most out there film festival on the planet.
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WONDERLAND
28 October - 19 November Wednesday - Sunday
 11am - 5pm
Regency Town House
Take a trip to Wonderland - a new project by learning disabled visual artists, William Hanekom and Sarah
Watson.
Wonderland is an exhibition of new work, a visual representation of their responses to Wonderland, taking inspiration from Alice in Wonderland.
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We'll be getting spooky at the next Rock House on 17 October at Green Door Store with Sabien Gator, The Curst Sons and more. Rock on!
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We're already excited about Christmas here - especially the Christmas Blue Camel Club on 11 December at The Old Market! Tickets available soon.
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Daniel Wakeford is playing a special homecoming Christmas spectacular gig at The Haunt in Brighton on 16 December. Tickets are on sale now!
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We held the last Creative Minds conference in Birmingham on 4 October. Photos are now up on the Facebook page from what was an excellent event.
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A note from our friends...
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HOUSE Biennial
30 September – 5 November 2017
Responding to the theme of excess, five artists will present work across Brighton and Hove, alongside a programme of films and events. Renowned British artist Laura Ford will present a new series of sculptural works. Natasha Caruana will reveal personal and politically-engaged lens-based work. Outside In co-commissioned artists Anthony Stevens and Andrew Omoding’s radical textile work is bought together under ‘Common Threads’, and Becky Warnock and Brighton Table Tennis Club present a collaborative, multi-media narrative, ‘Cross Over Point’.
Visit http://housebiennial.art/ to find out more.
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