Current exhibition
INDELIBLE: Every Contact Leaves a Trace
Artists: Shelly Goldsmith and Carole Hayman
Scientists: Alison Fendley and Anna Motz
12 April - 18 May
This exhibition brings together the recent work of two scientists and two artists who individually and in partnership explore the idea that our physical existence in the world and particularly our actions leave indelible traces upon our environment and other people. Find out more... Dance artist Charlie Morrissey will be working as Animateur in Residence during the Indelible exhibition. Further information...
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Talks and events during the exhibition.

Brighton Festival Presents
Glow
Chunky Move
23 - 25 May at various times
£14 UK Premiere
Glow - the latest genre-defying dance installation from Australia's Chunky Move - is a groundbreaking collaboration between Artistic Director Gideon Obarzanek and German interactive software engineer Frieder Weiß. Together they unleash a brave new world of mind bending technology and pulsing choreography.
Tickets for this Brighton Festival event are available from the Festival box office or through www.brightonfestival.org Further details and performance times can be found in the Festival brochure or on their website.

arc symposium: The Art Economy
Thurs 19 June 11am-4pm
An event providing an overview of the interface between public and private galleries. Aimed at artists who want to know about audiences, markets, building a profile and supporting their practice. More...

Summer exhibition
THE UNDERCROFT
Vincent Mauger
5 July - 25 August
Sculptor Vincent Mauger has been commissioned to construct a futuristic sci-fi landscape, designed to complement and react against the internal church architecture of Fabrica.
Mauger uses everyday materials gleaned from building suppliers and DIY stores to create beautifully crafted objects and exquisite environments. At first sight they are reminiscent of computer aided designs, but closer inspection reveals an artisans pride in well made, intricate detail.
Vincent Mauger lives and works in Rennes.
Over the past year he has had his work shown in several significant European galleries, these include Code/Buro in Brussels, gallerie LH, Paris, MCNN in Nevers and the Museum of Modern Art in St Etienne. This commission will be Vincent's first solo exhibition in Britain.
A blog recording the development of the installation and some of the themes and issues that surround it is being written by Jonathan Swain, the exhibition's project manager. This can be seen in Artists Unedited on AN publications website.

Fabrica Gallery
Gallery opening times during the Spring are Tues-Sat 11.30am-5pm, Sun and Bank Holiday 2-5pm. Closed Mon (except 5th May), Fri 25th April & Fri 9th May. Late night opening: Sat 17th May 8.30-10.30pm.

Fabrica Office
The office is open Monday to Friday 9.30-5.30

Artist Resource
The Artist Resource library is available when the gallery is open and by appointment at other times.
Call 01273 778646 for more details.

Venue Hire
The gallery is available for hire between exhibitions. Please check out the Venue Hire pages for more details.

First Hand
First Hand is a quarterly e-newsletter bringing you the latest information about what's going on here at Fabrica. If you'd like to subscribe to it please email: firsthand@fabrica.org.uk

Publications
Fabrica has published a range of DVDs and publications to coincide with, and document, our exhibition programme. Our latest publication, Fabrica the first 10 years, is an illustrated history of Brighton's leading contemporary art gallery which explores some of our key exhibitions of the past ten years. For further details or to order a copy, visit our Publications page.

Fabrica is currently supported by the following organisations