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# Socially Engaged Art Salon launches Queer Heterotopias zine
- URL: https://www.scenemag.co.uk/socially-engaged-art-salon-launches-queer-heterotopias-zine/
- Published: 2021-09-19T08:45:26.000Z
- Updated: 2021-09-19T08:45:26.000Z
- Description: SEAS has launched its Queer Heterotopias zine to complement its August exhibition at The Ledward Centre in Brighton.
- Author: Rachel Badham
- Tags: Arts, Exhibitions, News, Out & About, Queer Corner, Brighton and Hove, LGBTQ, The Ledward Centre

SEAS (Socially Engaged Art Salon – an artists’ led organisation that promotes social art and artists from underrepresented sectors ) has launched its Queer Heterotopias zine to complement its August exhibition at [The Ledward Centre](https://ledcen.org.uk/?ref=scenemag.co.uk) in Brighton. Exploring the notion of Brighton as a *“heterotopian city…where non-normative and even transgressive behaviour is rife”*, the zine showcases some of the works from the exhibition as well new and unseen material, and can be [purchased online](https://www.lulu.com/en/gb/shop/leonard-fink-and-gil-mualem-doron-and-atlas-easton-and-paula-sarmiento-silva-mualem-doron/queer-heterotopias/paperback/product-g5pyr6.html?page=1&pageSize=4&ref=scenemag.co.uk).

The exhibition was produced by SEAS Brighton in collaboration with The LGBTQ+ Centre New York and the Preus Museum (Norway) to celebrates queer spaces in Brighton and take visitors on a tour of past and present heterotopias. As well as seeing works from the exhibition in the SEAS zine, art pieces can be viewed [online](https://www.seasbrighton.org/queer-heterotopias?ref=scenemag.co.uk), and the exhibition will be running in The Ledward Centre until September 30.

![](https://www.scenemag.co.uk/content/images/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/queer-heterotopias-zine-600.jpg)

As SEAS is expanding, it now has an opportunity for a Treasurer. Applicants do not need to be artists themselves, but are required to have an *“understanding of the arts and the positive impact it has on society”*. It is preferred that applicants have experience in either finance, the commercial business sector or have a background in working for arts organisations. Those interested in the position can email [hi@seasbrighton.org](mailto:hi@seasbrighton.org) with the subject: SEAS Treasurer role.