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Visit locations across Sussex and see them through the eyes of leading photographers in these 4 new short films by filmmaker Vasil Dzhagalov. The films feature Helen Sear, Murray Ballard, Zoe Childerley, and Celine Marchbank.

Designs by Sussex-based artist Marion Brandis featuring seagulls, fishing buoys and the Kemptown seafront were approved recently. These colourful sculptural works will be sited across courtyards and roof terraces of the new hospital.

Designs featuring more than 34 landmarks from across Brighton and Sussex were approved recently by the committee overseeing Connect, the Public Art Programme for the Redevelopment of the Royal Sussex County Hospital.

A significant portfolio of 108 new photographs inspired by the spirit of Sussex commissioned for the waiting rooms of for the new 3Ts Redevelopment of the Royal Sussex County Hospital is now available to view online.

Artist Daniel Locke is hosting free creative workshops this summer, so everyone can share their stories of the RSCH & enjoy seeing those memories become part of the special new heritage project, The Crucible.

Welcome to issue 2 of Culture Club, a bi-monthly celebration of local culture, artists & opportunities for BSUH Staff as part of Connect's Emerge programme, a creative wellbeing programme for staff in 2019/20.

If you are a member of staff at the Royal Sussex Hospital, then please support us by filling in a short (2 minute) survey about wayfinding on the Royal Sussex County Hospital site to help feedback to the 3Ts Hospital Redevelopment programme.

If you are a patient or visitor to the Royal Sussex Hospital, then please support us by filling in a short (2 minute) survey about wayfinding on the Royal Sussex County Hospital site to help feedback to the 3Ts Hospital Redevelopment programme.

The Crucible’s website has now been launched. Find out more about how Brighton-based arts collective Nimbus will be working with artist Daniel Locke to create a permanent artwork celebrating the history and heritage of the RSCH (Royal Sussex County Hospital) to be sited in the new hospital.

12 artists and illustrators have been appointed to create original works in response to the theme ‘Connect with Place’, as part of the Connect Art and Wayfinding project which will create artworks that complement the standard signage system around the new hospital.

Brighton-based arts collective Nimbus is working with artist Daniel Locke on a legacy project, The Crucible, for BSUH as part of Connect, the public art programme for the redevelopment of the Royal Sussex County Hospital.

Four artists are creating new photography for the 3Ts Redevelopment of the Royal Sussex County Hospital, in Brighton. The work will be displayed permanently in 36 waiting rooms throughout the redevelopment’s first new building, which is due for completion at the end of 2020. Local residents are now being invited to find out more about the work and how they can be involved.

Emerge is a creative project for staff in departments affected by the transition into 3TS. Brighton- based ONCA will develop creative activities for staff, to support wellbeing in this time of change. ONCA will develop activities in dialogue with staff, listening to what they need and offering creative opportunities in response to their comments. As an arts organisation specialising in ...

Three new photographers appointed to the 3Ts Waiting Room Commission

Connect is seeking to commission an artist to creatively respond to the history of Royal Sussex County Hospital site

The CONNECT Art and Wayfinding project is now recruiting 12 illustrators / artists to create high quality and locally relevant themed artworks for the new hospital.

The Lead Photographer is announced for the commission to create photographs for 37 Waiting Rooms across the redeveloped hospital

A consultant has been selected to provide a robust and credible evaluation of the Arts & Wayfinding programme

Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust is looking for a consultant to evaluate its Art and Wayfinding programme as part of CONNECT.

Did you know the CONNECT team are on twitter? We will be sharing updates about the project as it progresses on here and also via twitter and facebook.

We are recruiting for an energetic and engaging person to join the CONNECT team as Lead Photographer

The dates for the first CONNECT events have been announced. On 21st & 22nd November 2016 the staff of BSUH are invited to join the CONNECT team to find out more about the plans for the public art programme and to share their thoughts and feedback.

The CONNECT art programme will see a range of artforms and commissions installed across the hospital site as the build progresses, working with local, national and international artists and collaborators.