Fabrica

Brighton, United Kingdom
Official website: Fabrica

Fabrica is an art gallery in the heart of Brighton, on the South Coast of England. It is situated in the former Holy Trinity Church on the corner of Ship Street and Duke Street.

From the website: “Fabrica is a visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church in the heart of Brighton that commissions contemporary visual art installations specific to the building. Opened in March 1996 in the deconsecrated Holy Trinity Church, Fabrica was established by a group of artists from Red Herring Studios in Brighton, as a focus for contemporary visual art practice, with the support of South East Arts, Brighton Borough Council, The Foundation for Sport and the Arts, and Chichester Diocese. Fabrica is a place where artists come to make new work. Fabrica supports and encourages the artists with whom it works to be adventurous and to test the boundaries of their practice. It encourages an open dialogue between artists and visitors within the gallery space and produces an integrated programme of education and audience development activity that strives to remove barriers to access, engagement and understanding.”

»  Permindar Kaur | Comfort of Little Places

Invite relating to an exhibition, 1999

»  Permindar Kaur | Comfort of Little Places

Invite relating to an exhibition, 1998

»  Permindar Kaur | Comfort of Little Places - Fabrica exhibition guide

Exhibition guide relating to an exhibition, 1998