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Spirit House @ Gallery Sans
12 Bear Road, Brighton, BN2 4DA
Saturday 7th - Sunday 8th May 2022
Find refuge in a place removed from institutional order, full of magic and mystery where the imagination and subconscious can run free and we can return to our primal selves.
Enter a space enclosed by veils representing the forest of the unconscious and experience a journey for the senses.
A transportive environment of Art, Sound, Film & Scent
Entrance £7.00 available from EventBrite
Tea, cake & intoxicating drinks available
Photo credit - David McHugh
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‘Raising the Spirits’
Wednesday 2nd – Saturday 5th February 2022
@ Copperdollar Studios, 22 Montague St, Kemptown, Brighton BN2 1JX
An immersive sensory experience, where the viewer will enter a space enclosed by veils representing the forest of the unconscious
Participate in a Shamanic ritual for the senses of vision, sound and scent.
Entering the Otherworld and taken on a journey to discover the self.
A place of refuge from institutional order, full of mystery
where the imagination and subconscious can run free,
where we can return to our primal selves.
A 30 minute sensory experience of film, sound and scent
Tickets available from Eventbite
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Gallery Sans Open HouseSaturday 5th June and Sunday 6th June 2021 - 12pm to 6pmGallery Sans open to the public4 Rooms of magic with Art for sale
Contact for address detailsCovid restrictions apply, please bring your mask
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Recent feature in April 2021 Raw Vision Newsletter
ART IN QUARANTINE:
Jim SandersJim Sanders is a Brighton-based outsider artist. His work has a great affinity with Primitive, Outsider, or non Western Art, sharing their common concern with universal experiences of birth, love, sex, reproduction and death.
New ‘New Originals’, Jim Sanders (2021). Ink, collage on paper and card on metal hooks in wooden frame, 53 x 38 x 7 cm
"To be honest, my experience of Lockdown and the COVID pandemic has given me one of the most enjoyable years of my life. I have never spent so much time outdoors. The South Downs area around Brighton is particularly magical and inspirational due to its ancient history, with hill forts 2000 years older than Stonehenge. A number of 'hikeadelics' undertaken in local ancient woodlands have been a huge influence on my work."
Hanging masks, Jim Sanders (2020). Painted canvas, cut into strips with string and nails on found wooden masks. Each approx. 130 x 27 x 15 cm
Kuchi coat, Jim Sanders (2018). Metal, leather, string, cloth, bones, feathers, teeth, shells, amulets, and found objects, 240 x 156 cm
Shaman coat in front of Ingress Veil, Jim Sanders (2020). Photo: iloobia
"In recent years I created a series of three Shaman coats made with found objects hung from leather and fabrics cut into thin strips. Making these led me to then create a group of Hanging Mask entities, using a similar technique which I worked on at the very start of lockdown. These then led to me creating the 'Ingress Veils' which kept me occupied for the duration of the rest of Lockdown until they were recently exhibited in an immersive installation, entitled Raising the Spirits."
See more of Sanders' work on Instagram: @sansjimsanders/
