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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With longer, warmer days everything starts to wake from its wintry slumber. Birdsong, sweet to our ears, proclaims territory and calls for mates. Early flowers provide nectar for newly emerging bees and, seemingly almost overnight, trees are clothed in fresh sappy green. Spring has arrived. With it comes a flurry of creative energy as art trails and open studios events fill the calendar, festivals get under way and creative courses’ summer schools are planned. All these things and more can be found in this Spring issue of ingénu/e.
Our cover star is singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega, who is appearing in various festivals across our region.
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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: Karin Moorhouse, In Pam’s Garden
“If it’s not in ingénu/e, it’s not happening!”
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
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