PREVIEW: Contemporary art exhibition at Rottingdean Windmill
Future Evolutionary Arts Turbine (F.E.A.T) is an art/heritage organisation showcasing 14 contemporary artist’s work to coincide with Brighton Fringe Festival. It promises a dynamic show of innovative ideas and artwork in an inspiring and challenging space presenting a diverse range of mediums includ
Future Evolutionary Arts Turbine (F.E.A.T) is an art/heritage organisation showcasing 14 contemporary artist’s work to coincide with Brighton Fringe Festival.
It promises a dynamic show of innovative ideas and artwork in an inspiring and challenging space presenting a diverse range of mediums including, photography, painting, audio and visual works, sculpture, installation art, ceramics, embroidery, screenprinting and an exterior installation outside the mill.
Exhibiting artists include: Christine Barnes, Rachel Cohen, Gen Doy, Jaime Etherington, Jim Foster, Jill Guillais, Melanie Menard, Matt Niblett, Kate Orton, Agata Read, Sujo Remi, Julia Rowe, Helena Tett and Sandra Wright.
F.E.A.T supports emerging and established artists in a unique site in a Grade II listed windmill, maintained by Rottingdean Preservation Society.
The windmill is a black smock mill situated on Beacon Hill on the Brighton to Newhaven A259 coast road. It was erected in 1802 and the last miller finished work here in the early 1880’s. It was saved from demolition by the Marquis of Abergavenny who had the mill renovated in 1905.
Accompanying the exhibition are a number of events; a Windmill talk, Walk & Talk of Rottingdean and a performance by musicians Annie Kerr and Chris Parfitt. The event is supporting Sussex Heart Charity
What: Contemporary art exhibition
When: Weekends Saturday May 3- Sunday May 18
Where: Rottingdean Windmill, Beacon Hill, A 259 Coast Road: Take Buses: 12, 12a, 14 & 27
Time: 12 noon – 4.30pm
Cost: Free entry
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