Art Exhibitions

by Art Now Database

Brighton

FABRICA

On now

  • One Song is an audio-visual installation and community archive by artist Kadir Karababa. The exhibition explores how music carries memory, identity and a sense of home across borders. Begun in 2022, this touring project brings together songs and stories contributed by women with personal experience of migration or seeking sanctuary. Built through participation and shared experience, this iteration of the exhibition was developed with members of the Brighton community. Each participant is invited to share a song that transports them to the place they first called home. These songs form the heart of the installation, bringing together individual memories to create a collective portrait of migration, belonging and home. The project is inspired by the artist's own family history of migration from South East Turkey to London, and by an interest in how songs travel across borders while remaining rooted in the places where they were first sung.
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    One Song

    Until 28 Oct 2026

    One Song at FABRICA, Brighton
Recent past exhibitions
  • The In Between Gallery is an exhibition space for contemporary photography in Fabrica’s large window on Duke Street, Brighton. Showing from June until autumn 2026 is Emma Collins’s image, taken from her series The Snail and the Mannequin. These photographs were made in the artist’s family home, with scenes constructed in familiar rooms where something feels slightly off: small details that don’t sit quite right, and ordinary moments that begin to shift into something stranger. Natural materials such as soil, roots, grass, branches and shells recur throughout the work. While they carry associations of grounding and belonging, once brought into the home and removed from their natural context, these associations shift, producing a sense of unease and reflecting how attempts to root ourselves can generate both stability and dislocation. The work also draws on Freud’s idea of the uncanny, in which the home - typically understood as safe and familiar - can become unfamiliar or unsettling.
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    In Between Gallery: The Snail and the Mannequin

    Ended 30 Sept 2026

  • Exploring the intersection of art and artificial intelligence, this exhibition features works created using AI and machine learning algorithms.
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    The Future is Here: AI in Art

    Ended 15 Sept 2026