SOCIALLY ENGAGED ART SALON (SEAS)

Refugee week should last 365 days a year. This is why, a post-refugee week a group of refugee photographers have come together to...

As part of UK’s Refugee Week, the Socially Engaged Art Salon (Brighton) in collaboration with Bilna’es and Printed Matter (New York) is...

Reclamation of the Exposition (2020) is a photography series that explores the commodification, fetishization and sexualisation of the...

Queer Rocks and Rituals is a photography series that focuses on queering nature, particularly through alternative spirituality. Simons...

Into the Night (2021) is a photography series Sarah started as a direct response to the 2nd Covid lockdown. Unable to travel, she began...

Omar Ga'ash graduated from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, in 2011, where he received a B.A. in visual communication, and became a...

The series of drawing, moving image and audio work 'Swimming' was created during lockdown. As part of his present practice he has started...

‘Clouds Bark Rosehips Blur’ features images, snap-captured on a phone camera, in the communal garden presented as a ‘fotomosaic_grid’....

Interweaving Space immersive room installation by Gil Mualem-Doron & Dance Performance Code Red! Code Red! by Lya Abdou Issa (AKA...

Unearth Me and See Me Wildly Dance, 2021 is a collaborative film project by Brody Mace-Hopkins and Rae Teitelbaum. This film acts as a...

The FIVE Elements is a collaboration by filmmakers Amber Akaunu and ElJosef. The short film explores a pre-colonial time, when our...

Amber Akaunu Amber Akaunu (she/her) is a Liverpool born Nigerian-German filmmaker working in cinema, art, and tv to document and explore...

Image Credit: Gil Mualem-Doron

By Simon Olmetti is an essay exploring the themes of the Queer/in/g Nature Exhibition The concept of nature is slippery and complicated,...

With support of The Ledward Centre Brighton, SEAS is collaborating with art curator, writer and art consultant Pacheanne Anderson, to...

Artist Statement 'My work explores the experiences of brown women and examines and questions gender roles and portrayal of women in brown...

We are launching an online SEAS community arts zine that centres local BPOC and LGBTQIA creatives! The theme for the 1st issue mirrors...

Today we are sharing photos from the We are Love: queer photoshoot that took place over the weekend at The Ledward Centre. A huge thanks...

Ashton Attz is a 23 year old painter and illustrator whose work inspires visibility through themes of LGBTQ+ advocacy, music and mental...

Terrell Villiers is a self taught digital illustrator based in Miami. They create black queer utopias in their work that explore a...