Exhibition Talks
Conference: Every Contact leaves a Trace
Fri 25 April, 11am-4pm
£4 including lunch
Booking essential
Chaired by artist, curator and writer Jane Wildgoose, this event provides an opportunity to hear about the individual practices of its main contributors and explores the central themes of the exhibition more thoroughly.
Speakers include: Alison Fendley, Shelly Goldsmith, Carole Hayman, Anna Motz and Fabrica Co-Director Liz Whitehead. Further details ...

Second Sight
Mon 28 April, 2.30-4.30pm
Booking essential
Led by artist Naomi Kendrick, Second Sight is an exhibition tour and discussion which explores the exhibition through sound and touch. A regular event, Second Sight is attended by visually impaired and blind participants, but is open to all.
Second Sight is a Fabrica/Elephant partnership. www.elephantproject.co.uk

Reading the Scene
Thurs 8 May, 6.15-7.30pm
On a regular basis the Police work together with forensic scientists to assess and investigate suspected crime scenes. With reference to the historic development of forensics, practical demonstrations and his own experiences as a Scenes of Crime Officer with Sussex Police, Chris Booth will describe how Police and scientists develop the narrative for what has happened at a scene.

Workshops
THE SOUTH at Fabrica
Indelible: A Crime Fiction Workshop with Susanna Jones
Wed 14 May 6-9pm
Author Susanna Jones (The Earthquake Bird, Water Lily) will be holding a crime fiction workshop, drawing upon the evidence in the gallery and helping you to generate some plots of your own. She will trace with you the outlines of character, motive and narrative suspense, and use the exhibition to sketch in the details.
Price: £16/£15 concs, Friends of THE SOUTH £15/£14 concs.
For further details and to book a place please call 01273 571700 or email: nathan@thesouth.org.uk or visit www.thesouth.org.uk

Trails and Traces
Sundays 13, 20, 27 April, and 11 May, 2-4pm
Drop-in workshops, for all ages and abilities, exploring aspects of the exhibition.

Artist Resource Events
Artist story
Anne Vibeke Mou
Thurs 17 April, 7-8.30pm
Danish born artist Anne Vibeke Mou works with glass as part of her practice. Since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2005 she has undertaken a funded residency at AAAD in Prague, a site–specific exhibition project at The Crypt, St Pancras Church, London, and a residency followed by an exhibition at the National Glass Centre, Sunderland. Using images of past and current projects Anne will outline her approach to developing her practice, including presenting her work in different contexts. Further details...

Charlie Morrissey
Dance Artist Animateur in Residence
Trained in dance and choreography at Dartington College of Arts, Charlie Morrissey has been researching, directing, performing and teaching nationally and internationally for over 15 years.
One of the places he locates his practice is within the dance genre of contact improvisation. He cites the body as 'an expressive container of its experiences and perceptions of the world' as the central premise of his work. He regularly initiates research and performance projects that investigate this idea in new ways.
Earlier this year he began exploring links between his artistic practice and Dr Edmond Locard's 'exchange principle'. During this exhibition he will be working with Fabrica staff and volunteers to develop and share these investigative processes with gallery visitors through a programme of informal discussion and drop-in workshops. Further details...
For more information visit Charlie Morrissey's project space in the gallery.