This weekend Art At Five, one of Brighton’s most successful art galleries, celebrate their tenth anniversary by holding a special event and exhibition for the Brighton-based charity, drop4drop, whose mission is to help alleviate the global water crisis.

Art At Five’s efforts for drop4drop involve a special weekend-long celebration, exhibition and raffle to win one of ten original paintings (seen below) by the gallery’s star painters. Tickets are available to buy here at £10 each, until October 14th and winners will be announced on the gallery’s website on Tuesday October 22nd.

All through the weekend at the gallery there will be drinks and cake from Choccywoccydoodah and Art At Five invite you to go along and enjoy the celebrations.

Prize paintings by: Yvonne Coomber, Philippe Aird, Louise Brooks, Natasha Barnes, Maureen Greenwood, Nick Vivian, David Walker, Tina Davies, Lisa Ridgers and Deborah Flueeler-Jones.

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Essence – Philippe Aird

Tuscan Tapestry – Maureen Greenwood

Sous-Bois – Nick Vivian

Iconic Red – David Walker

Melody – Tina Davies

Beach Side II – Lisa Ridgers

A Deeper Flow – Deborah Flueeler-Jones

Wooded Path – Natasha Barnes

Crystal Springs – Louise Brooks

Tender Touch – Yvonne Coomber

For the month of October Banksy has taken his work to the streets of New York in an artists residency.

He’s not giving specific details of where exactly the pieces will be, but is instead posting pictures of the work on his website, aided by audio guides, that can also be delivered directly to your mobile phone when you call the number found next to each street piece.

We particularly love the old delivery truck that’s been converted into a secret garden inside, complete with waterfall, butterflies and a rainbow. It visits a new location each night so if you’re NYC based check Banksy’s website to find out when it will be near you.

www.banksy.co.uk

We popped along to Mr Bristow’s launch of his latest piece, ‘The Streets of Brighton – Kensington Gardens’, that took him five months to draw and includes incredibly detailed imagery of some of the North Laine’s buildings and shops, as well as some familiar faces too. If you’d like to add yourself to the picture and have a personalised print for yourself you can do. Just head to www.tristanbristow.com for details.

All Photos > Chris Noble

Words and Photos > Elliott Caranci-Finch

I went along to visit the curious event dubbed Triptangle, hosted at the Artist Residence hotel in Regency Square. For those that haven’t been there before it is a place that oozes cool with each room decorated with originality and flare by a different local artist.

The exhibition featured new works by Lonny Pop, Zen Rock and Pinky, who produced cover art for us in Issue 4. Pinky is known for his psychedelic illustrations and has created artwork for various extreme sports brands around the globe. The collection displayed an interesting collaboration of ideas from three friends who have always wanted to put a show on together. Take a look at the photos and let them take you on the journey that they have created. If you want to see the show in person it’s on until August 25th.

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