It is the arts that give us our cultural wealth, and those who engage with the arts learn to look at the world differently.
The University of Brighton offers an annual calendar of cultural engagement. Events, exhibitions, research and community projects inform the way we teach and learn, reaching into and beyond the city, developing opportunities around the highest levels of practice.
Read more about our ethos and objectives as scholarly practitioners and researchers in the arts and humanities.
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Life Bucket by Bill Beech, from the University of Brighton Aldrich Collection
The University of Brighton is a key part of cultural life in Brighton. With a city centre venue, gallery and theatre, we connect with the region's artists and audiences in many ways as well as providing a nationally reputed base for courses across the cultural disciplines.
The Role of Iconicity in Language
Dr Pamela Perniss begins ESRC-funded project in 2017
Two Design Archives presentations with an urban focus on same day
The Deputy Curator and Curatorial Director will each be speaking
Friendly Reminder App wins Designing for the Future 2017
A friendly reminder app has won this year’s Designing for the
Memory Stones: Portland Quarry raising monumental stone circle
Brighton celebrates long-standing relationship with Portland Quarry as their latest project
Irish Ambassador speaks at Brighton professor's book launch
Graham Dawson's co-edited 'The Northern Ireland Troubles in Britain: Impacts, Engagements,
New book draws on design research partnership
Exploring the weird and enchanting in UK museum collections
'Off the Fence' books launched
New humanities series focuses on contemporary, real-world issues.
Design Archives receives further HEFCE endorsement
The University of Brighton Design Archives has retained its place among
University forges closer ties with LGBT community
Pantomime heralds new partnership with LGBT organisations
Professor Graham Dawson launches edited book
The Northern Ireland Troubles In Britain: Impacts, Engagements, Legacies and Memories
