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May Festival brings out Brighton's already extrovert peacock feathers into a full steam ahead, wurlizter of art music and theatrical cymbal crashing sensory overload complete with ceramic cats for sale.  Our award winning venue will be playing it's part in the festival, hosting some fantastic shows and exhibitions.

Since the recent facelift to our film and photo studios we've had some famous faces stepping into our white infinity cove for photoshoots such as Brighton's resident superdj Norman Cook and X-factor finalist Marcus Collins.  Anyone interested in using our facilites, feel free to get a tour at our Freise Greene studios.

Still unknown to many of our clients, the Secret Garden at the back of Friese-Greene house has enjoyed a rejuvination from April's climatic mood swings and it's worth taking five minutes from the hubbub of the office to appreciate it in all it's technicolor botanic splendor.

We currently have a fantastic choice of flexible office space available, whether you're just starting out or looking to expand your business.

Both our sites are a located in the heart of the Brighton Business hub, within easy walking distance from the station and a stones throw from the sea.

In Middle Street:

We currently have a large workspace unoccupied on the second floor to suit 8-10 people (484 sqft) and two well lit offices on the third floor, one to accomodate two or three people (192 sqft) and slightly more spacious working enviroment for 4-5 people (227sqft)

At our Old Steine site:

A third floor suite (500 sq ft) for 8-10 personnel with wonderful panoramic views of the city centre, and a similar sized office (470 sqft) on the fourth floor.


Please contact our sales representative on 01273 201100 or email us on sales@mediacentre.org

From recent success in Ruislip, comes sketch-show gold from HyHo Production's comedy trio.Showing at our Freise Greene Studio venue on the 25th and 26th of May, this is one not to be missed.

For more info check their site!

A bold exhibition raising HIV awareness in Brighton, featuring works by prominent local artists, film and information. Artworks were produced around a common theme: "The vulnerability of Brighton's naked flesh", incorporating the naked human form and that of the Pavilion. They symbolise the vulnerability, fragility and dangers present within the city's sexualised culture. All proceeds going to The Sussex Beacon.

Brighton Shambhala is part of a global network of groups and centres offering a huge range of courses, from basic meditation to advanced retreats. 

Many Shambhala centres offer contemplative arts programmes based on the teachings of Chogyam Trungpa, Rinpoche, the founder of Shambhala.  The vision

of Shambhala begins with the understanding that all humans, at the very ground of their being, have basic goodness & wisdom.

Brighton Shambhala will be showing a series of films in the Gallery.

Friday 11th - Sunday 13th May

brighton.shambhala.info

Last month Hove-based artist Lucianna Whittaker held an auction of 15 of her paintings at our Friese Green gallery. The event, displaying several of her marvellous 2m high oil paint abstracts also featured a band playing songs isnpired by her artwork and was a storming success.

For more details about her work check out her website and auction blog.
 

Nanoscientists find long-sought Majorana particle

Scientists at TU Delft’s Kavli Institute and the Foundation for Fundamental Research on Matter (FOM Foundation) have succeeded for the first time in detecting a Majorana particle. In the 1930s, the brilliant Italian physicist Ettore Majorana deduced from quantum theory the possibility of the existence of a very special particle, a particle that is its own anti-particle: the Majorana fermion. That ‘Majorana’ would be right on the border between matter and anti-matter.

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