Viva Lewes Issue #162 March 2020

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Encounters7th - 15 March 2020New Paintingsby Julian Le BasLewes House32 High StreetLewesBN7 2LXOpen daily 10am - 5pmSarah O’Kane Contemporary Fine Art | sarahokane.co.ukSUSSEX ARTS COLLECTIVEatCOLLECTIONS 2020 ONEOpen until Thurs 19 MarchMonday to Saturday10:00am - 4:00pmSunday 12:00 - 3:00pmClosed on WednesdaysCrypt Gallery, 23 Church Street, Seaford,BN25 1HD, www.thecryptgallery.com
ARTART & ABOUTOut of town (cont.)Kemptown Secret GardenAlongside the fascinating collection of bones and birds, the BoothMuseum of Natural History in Brighton hosts a stunning selection ofwildlife photographs. The 12 images were shortlisted from more than600 entries for the Sussex Wildlife Trust 2020 online calendar, andcapture local flora and fauna including roe deer, little owlets and marineand woodland landscapes. Download a new image each month fromsussexwildlifetrust.org.uk. Entry tothe Booth Museum is free, see brightonmuseums.org.uk/booth foropening times. Also free to visit in Brighton for two weekends thismonth is Kemp Town’s wonderful Secret Garden. Usually hiddenbehind high walls and locked gates, don’t miss the chance to enjoysome tea and cake on the terrace on the 21st, 22nd, 28th and 29thMarch. (11am till 5pm, secretgardenkemptown.co.uk )Photo by Paul BoylandFestival season has begun. AltPitch is in Hastings this month(20th, 27th and 29th), merging the arts, technology and businesscommunities to help “people think about technology ina more responsible way”, with free tickets on offer for under20s (see page 51). Tickets are on sale for this year’s BrightonFestival (2nd-24th May), with guest director Lemn Sissayinviting us to join the Imagine Nation and enter a ‘cornucopiaof music, theatre, literature, art and dance’ (see page 25). As wego to press, the full line up for the 31st Charleston Festival(15th-25th May) is still under wraps, but we do know that literary giant Salman Rushdie, BookerPrize-winning novelist Bernardine Evaristo and the ‘world’s most famous feminist’ Gloria Steinemwill be taking centre stage. Priority booking is underway and general ticket sales open on the 5thMarch – with 1,000 £10 tickets available for festival goers aged under 30.#echochamber at AltPitch festivalThe exhibition of early works by Alan Davie and DavidHockney continues at Towner Gallery. Comprising 45paintings, collages and drawings made between 1948 and1965, the exhibition explores the convergence betweenthese two major figures of post-war British painting,tracing their parallel paths and shared preoccupationswith passion, love, sex and poetry. Brink – an exhibitionof works from the Towner’s own collection, curated byCaroline Lucas – continues alongside.David Hockney, We Two Boys Together Clinging, 1961 © David Hockney57
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