Viva Brighton Issue #58 December 2017
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ART<br />
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ART & ABOUT<br />
On this month...<br />
If you’re very quick,<br />
you’ll catch our<br />
<strong>Viva</strong> Cover Story<br />
<strong>2017</strong> exhibition<br />
at The Regency<br />
Town House<br />
at 13 Brunswick<br />
Square from the<br />
1st to the 3rd. We<br />
look back at twelve<br />
months and 24<br />
fantastic covers,<br />
with photographic<br />
portraits by Adam Bronkhorst and cartoons by<br />
Joe Decie too. Our sincere thanks to Spectrum<br />
[spectrumphoto.co.uk] and the good folk at The<br />
Regency Town House who have enabled us to put on<br />
the show. Come along and see us over the weekend.<br />
Best mag in the free world<br />
Brazilian-born and <strong>Brighton</strong>-based fine art<br />
photographer Andre Lichtenberg has an<br />
exhibition at 35 North Gallery until the 16th.<br />
His award-winning photographic studies of<br />
the environment and architecture explore<br />
his fascination with the complex and fragile<br />
relationship between man and nature.<br />
[35northgallery.com]<br />
‘London with Fog’ (detail) by Andre Lichtenberg<br />
‘<strong>Brighton</strong> from the Station Yard’, John Piper, <strong>Brighton</strong><br />
Aquatints, 1939 © The Piper Estate / DACS <strong>2017</strong><br />
An exhibition of John Piper’s work opens at <strong>Brighton</strong><br />
Museum & Art Gallery on the 12th. The significance<br />
of his <strong>Brighton</strong> Aquatints book - published in November<br />
1939 - in his artistic development is widely recognised, but<br />
has never before been explored in detail. This display will<br />
include related books,<br />
letters, sketches, prints and<br />
designs, and is curated by<br />
architectural and design<br />
historian Alan Powers.<br />
Gluck: Art & Identity, a major<br />
new exhibition of the life and work of the 20th century artist and pioneer<br />
of gender fluidity, continues alongside. [brightonmuseums.org.uk] Collage<br />
artist Julie Kuyath is creating whimsical Christmas windows for i gigi in<br />
Hove, featuring a sparkling snow globe and white peacock. Raffle tickets are<br />
available in both the boutique and general store, with a chance to win prizes<br />
including the featured prints. Proceeds go to support Macmillan Cancer<br />
Trust, in particular the recently opened Horizon Cancer Centre.<br />
‘Snowglobe’ by Julie Kuyath<br />
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