The Verse’s Ciara Brennan reviews Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream, by Hunter S. Thompson (published in 1971 by Random House), a “4 out of 5, the novel speaks on the importance of everything we lost generations ago – something […]
Arts
Based on a collaborative research between Universities of Brighton, Birmingham, and Lincoln, artist Lindsay Seers brings an immersive 360* film to the Fabrica contemporary art gallery, centered in the heart of Brighton. Care (less) began as a project created in response to a new commission, produced by the three universities […]
The Verse’s Jake Francis review Farley’s House and Gallery: Home of the Surrealists. ‘Your school years are the best time of your life.’ I think a lot of children heard that quote at least once before the age of 18, usually, in response to a seemingly reasonable moan about a […]
The Verse’s Jake Francis reviews David Bellingham’s exhibition ‘Driving School’. The first driving lesson. For many, this event holds a remnant of mental scarring. A recollection unavoidably relived each time a sibling or relative buys their first theory book. The traumas associated with such a memory can be varied and […]
The Verse’s Meg Compton explores the representation of memories within Photography and Art. Growing old doesn’t mean you have to forget where you came from. Remembering where you came from and who you once were, is part of being an adult. Memories are things of the past that trespass in […]
