creative talent revealed
Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers, featured in issue 24
A quarterly arts and culture magazine for the South Downs and High Weald areas of the UK. Taking a stand against the uglification of the world!
Our raison d’être is to promote creative talent of any genre, particularly emerging talent, thus giving a platform to those who would otherwise find it hard to reach a wider audience. ingénu/e also aims to keep readers up to date with cultural events coming to their area.
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Summer, and the festival season is in full swing and the sultry days of the recent heatwaves are followed by cooler balmy evenings, perfect for those outdoor events and open air theatre performances; take a picnic, take the kids or the grandkids and let the summer warmth slow things down. There are still plenty of art trails and open studios events to indulge in, chat with the artists and makers, maybe over refreshment and home-made cake, and get inspired. There are summer schools for those who want to try their hand at a new skill or brush up an old one, and for your holiday reading avoid the generic bookstands filled with the latest books by ‘names’ and try one of the local authors - from books for kids and young adults to gripping contemporary fiction, from memoir and historical fiction to fantasy/adventure - you can find all this and more in the pages of this summer issue of ingénu/e.
Our cover star is Sarah, vocalist of Kent duo Dune Acoustic, at a recent Faversham Hop Festival
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Covering visual arts & contemporary crafts - including art trails & open studio events; the performing arts - theatre, music, dance; festivals; literature - including book reviews, flash fiction and poetry; creative courses & workshops, each issue is packed with content.
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pictured: Brighton Early Music Festival - BREMF Live! ensemble perform for ‘Clubnight’
From painting to poetry, from music to master classes, ingénu/e magazine has it covered
Take out a subscription or pick up a free copy at one of our outlets and keep abreast of the many creative happenings across the region - art exhibitions and galleries, theatrical productions, concerts and gigs, plus latest books by local authors and more besides.