Difference between revisions of "Brighton"

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Initiatives: Spirit of Gravity, digihub.

Events: Art & Chat (*2011),
Festivals: Brighton Digital Festival (*2011), Colour Out Of Space experimental sound festival (*2006).
Past festivals: The Long Progress Bar digital festival (2015), Expo (2008).
Past events: Mobile Music Workshop (2006), Telaesthesia (1993).

Spaces: Lighthouse.

Literature

Alternative Brighton, eds. John Noyce and Francis Jarman, Brighton: Unicorn Bookshop, 1973, 107 pp.
Brighton at Indie Travel Guide, [1]

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-'''Initiatives''': [[Blip]] (*2003).
+'''Initiatives''': [[Spirit of Gravity]], [[digihub]].
-'''Festivals''': [[Big Blip]] (*2003).
+'''Events''': [[Art & Chat]] (*2011), <br>
+'''Festivals''': [[Brighton Digital Festival]] (*2011), [http://www.colouroutofspace.org/ Colour Out Of Space] experimental sound festival (*2006).<br>
+'''Past festivals''': [http://www.lighthouse.org.uk/programme/the-long-progress-bar The Long Progress Bar] digital festival (2015), [[Expo]] (2008).<br>
+'''Past events''': [[Mobile Music Workshop]] (2006), [[Telaesthesia]] (1993).
+'''Spaces''': [http://www.lighthouse.org.uk Lighthouse].
+; Literature
+* ''[[Media:Alternative Brighton 1973.pdf|Alternative Brighton]]'', eds. John Noyce and Francis Jarman, Brighton: Unicorn Bookshop, 1973, 107 pp.
+* Brighton at ''Indie Travel Guide'', [http://www.howdoesitfeel.co.uk/brighton.html]
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