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At this time of year people begin to wrap up, slow down, sleep in, stretch out, walk through leaves, leaf through books, cook from tins, slice pumpkins, eat lard and work hard.

We hope you enjoy this seasonal animation, Autumn Story, by the Firekites:

Brighton Media Centre are now offering their DAILY DESK SPACE for people on the move. If you need a place to sit and catch up on some work in a quiet environment with tea/coffee and wifi on an occasional basis - look no further. We have a spacious office in CENTRAL BRIGHTON as a hot-desk facility, so you can come in, sit down, plug in and you are ready to go.

£20 per day/£15 per day for students

Just bring yourself and  we will take care of the rest. Bring ID and you can start straight away. Take it by the day, or book regularly each week – we are very flexible! Great start-up deal available - pay up front for 3 days and we give you the 4th free!

So don’t delay – call us at BMC on:- 01273 201100
or e-mail us: sales@mediacentre.org
Check us out on:- www.mediacentre.org

2 Oct – 14 Nov 2010

Brighton Photo Fringe is a vibrant event that engages with photographers, lens-based artists and a diverse public audience. Every two years Brighton Photo Fringe coordinates a city-wide festival of exhibitions and events in partnership with Brighton Photo Biennial.
This October Brighton Photo Fringe returns with its largest festival to
date. Continuing to grow and expand, this year’s festival includes over 130 exhibitions, projects and events, spreading as far as Hastings and Chichester.

As part of the festival, the Brighton Media Centre will be hosting the following exhibitions:

The ArtsFORUM PRESENTS...
September 29 – October 8

Blair’s Boy - Tom Wichelow
October 10 - October 15

Naked Britain/Exposure - Anastasia Trahanas
October 9 – October 25

Food Keeps Body & Soul Together - Astrid Schulz
October 28 - November 14
 
Unexpected - Group 2
October 16 - October 26
 
Contra-invention
by Mocksim and 'co-rated' by Huw Bartlett
October 29 – November 14

Saturday October 30th
6pm till midnight

This free-to-see celebration of Brighton music. Involving about 150 bands across 20 venues over 5 days; this year’s line up looks like one of the most interesting and strongest line ups in the festival's seven year history.

5th - 9th October

Please click here for more details.

Venue: Ropetackle Arts Centre, Little High Street, Shoreham by Sea, West Sussex, BN435EG
Event Cost: £125.00
Date: Thursday 21st October, 2010
Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

This half day training session is for website owners who want to understand more about Search Engine Optimisation. The course will give you confidence to devise your own SEO strategy and implement some of the essentials.

It will give you a broad introduction to Search Engine Optimisation. You will be shown the tools and skills to do your own research and check your web site's positioning in a Google search. You will gain an understanding of how to write successful copy for your website, improving its relevance. The course touches on identifying customers and directing your marketing to particular groups.

Please click here for more details.
 

The World Sacred Music Festival descends into Brighton's sewage system this month where out of the murky darkness rises the wonderful vocals of Unni Løvlid, the

Norweigan experimental singer. Also appearing at the Synagogue next to our Media Centre in Middle street is Cantor Steven Leas and the London Jewish Male Choir, showcasing their incredible harmonies.

Please click here for more details.

Brighton Photo Biennial 2010 has arrived in town and New Documents is the fourth incarnation of the Biennial, which will feature exhibitions by guest curator and renowned photographer, Martin Parr.

The Biennial continues through to Nov 28th, comprising a full and exciting programme of in conversations, exhibitions, talks and panel events. Our pick of the festival is The House of Vernacular held at Fabrica Gallery.

The House of Vernacular is an installation of dreamlike architecture within which seven diverse collections of vernacular photography by commercial and non-professional photographers from around the world are intimately located.

Please click here for more details.