Peer Matters

25–26 October  
University of Brighton, Edward Street 

Open to the public 25  & 26 October
Open to University of Brighton students during the week from 24 October – 4 November   

FREE – No need to book

(un)common outcomes is a collaboratively-shaped exhibition. It comprises two parts: a constellation of finished and unfinished works by fifteen artists; and nothing is fixed – a growing installation of images, sketchbook pages, notes, provocations, test prints and more, shaped and reshaped by the artists and workshop participants on Saturday 26 October.

This exhibition brings peer-led ways of learning and developing one’s artistic practice to life. It features the work of the fifteen Peer Matters artists: Alexandra Davenport, Anna Sellen, Chiara Zandonà, Ed Sykes, Emile Kees, Eva Jonas, Ezra Evans, Georgina McNamara, Marguerite Minnot Thomas, Phil Hill, Polly Palmerini, Roz Doherty, Sebastian F. Mahon, Sergey Novikov and Siddharth Khajuria.

Peer Matters is an artist-led development programme, supported by Photoworks. Since their monthly online gatherings began in March, the group have taken part in exercises that explore their individual and collective artistic experiences. Alongside traditional crit group frameworks of sharing and receiving feedback on projects, the group has taken part in ‘grounding exercises’, discussion, movement, and prompts that foster alternative modes of exchange, reflection, and learning.