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.
The dark dreary days of winter are dragging on with only the occasional hint of sunshine to remind us of better weather to come. Meanwhile, with spring hopefully round the corner, all the wonderful creative folk are busy plying their craft, planning and preparing for exhibitions, shows, festivals, and publication dates.
It has been said that those who can’t do, teach. In the field of the arts, however, this does not hold true. Good teachers surely lead by example, inspiring and energising their students to greater ability. In the next issue of ingénu/e we will meet some of the creatives who pass on their knowledge and expertise in courses and workshops.
While we wait for the next issue, the last one is still live for your perusal. The front cover image show the glass art of Sussex artist Louise Durham, read about her work on page 4. Click the button to read the online edition now.
Check out previous issues of ingénu/e magazine
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.
What people say about ingénu/e magazine
We have had a great deal of wonderful feedback over the years from readers, featured artists and advertisers alike. Click the testimonials box below for just a small sample of their comments:
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
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.