A Digital Campfire - Recorded Event

Digital Campfire was an online public event held on 5 February 2021 to create an open forum to discuss what Public Art could and should be for Brighton & Hove. You can watch the recorded event below, including panel table talk and Q&A session conducted via Zoom. This recording does not have BSL interpretation or captions.

Chair:
Dom Bailey, Co-Chair of the Brighton Experience Group and Co-Founder of Baxter & Bailey

Panel:
Nick Hibberd, Executive Director, Economy, Environment and Culture at BHCC
Atif Choudhury, CEO, Diversity & Ability
Judith Ricketts, Artist

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