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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Autumn means so many things to us - for some it’s the smell of wood smoke and the crunch of fallen leaves underfoot, cosy evenings and warming suppers. For others it’s the season of concerts and theatre trips or indulging in one of the autumn festivals. For many of the creatives, especially the visual artists among us, it’s the most productive time of the year as they gather up their work for exhibitions, shows and fairs aimed at the Christmas market as that festive season approaches inexorably. There is no reason for anyone to head for the high street or online megastores to fulfill their Christmas list. By buying from local producers and makers you are not only keeping your hard earned cash in the local economy instead of lining the pockets of some faceless entity, you are also making and artist or maker very happy. Which, surely, is what this time of year is all about! The Art of Giving is the theme of this autumn issue of ingénu/e, you will find a multitude of gift ideas and much more besides.
Gracing our cover are the Mediaeval Baebes, who are bringing their 30th Anniversary tour to venues in our area.
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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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From painting to poetry, from music to master classes, ingénu/e magazine has it covered
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