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Archive for March, 2008

» Linda Pointing interview

Linda Pointing talks to Paul Disney about her life in Brighton and the success of the Ourstory project

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Describe yourself
I suppose I’m a bit of a veteran now as an active organiser of things gay – I started 30 years ago this December, when I became secretary of Brighton Lesbian Group.

Why do you live in Brighton?
Brighton is, without question, one of the easiest places in the country for a lesbian to live openly. And I’m a Sussex girl, so it’s home for me.

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» Get involved with Pride Festival

The charity behind the award-winning festival invites all and sundry to its AGM

Gay Pride Festival logoPride festival will hold its annual general meeting later this month. It will be the first such meeting for Lesley Burn, who took over as director of Pride (South East) Ltd in February just in time for Winter Pride. She is now preparing for the week-long summer festival, which will run this year from Sunday 26 July to Sunday 3 August.

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» Everyday anomalies

Using performative strategies and interventionist tactics the city of Hong Kong has become a site for exploration for four of its artists: Pak Sheung-Chuen, Luke Ching, Kwan Sheung-Chi and Kam Lai Wan.

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Together they observe and highlight the minutiae of everyday life. While their works are often nothing more than subtle interventions and shifts in perspective, they quietly question the habitual codes of behaviour in urban society.

Presented as videos, photographs and objects, their practice is driven by a desire to understand their surroundings; how people connect and interact with each other, how they behave in public spaces. In everyday occurrences they find little anomalies, moments of chance, the absurd in the ordinary, creating works that are charming and playful.

Presented as videos, photographs and objects, their practice is driven by a desire to understand their surroundings; how people connect and interact with each other, how they behave in public spaces. In everyday occurrences they find little anomalies, moments of chance, the absurd in the ordinary, creating works that are charming and playful.

Everyday Anomalies, Phoenix Gallery, Brighton, until 22 March 2008
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