West Pier gives platform for inspired community artists

A supermarket worker is displaying his photographic work inspired by the West Pier in a community exhibition opening on Brighton seafront this month. Bradley Moon is one of 16 artists and photographers whose work all features the power and beauty of the iconic structure, and will be shown at the West Pier Centre in Kings Road Arches, Brighton, from September 12.

Re-building by the sea: post-war seaside architecture with Kathryn Ferry – October 17th 2024

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The Academy of Punch & Judy

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The End of the Pier

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Socks and Sandals: Fashion faux-pas or political statement? – 19th September 2024

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Why are we obsessed with crime? – 15th August 2024

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Chalk Artists at Brighton West Pier Centre

Captain Camp and the Bottom Scratchers – 25th April 2024

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Soaring over the West Pier: Drone Filming West Pier Ruins – 1st February 2024

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CONTEMPORARY PIER POSTERS 30th September 2023

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Walking on Water: Some new West Pier stories – 23rd November 2023

Some new West Pier stories In the 25 years since Walkin … Read more

Pierspace – 6th July 2023

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