Viva Lewes Issue #134 November 2017

THE 'NOIR' ISSUE
CONTENTS
Bits and bobs.
Alexander Johnson’s abstract airfield art
(5-6); Rosie Boxer’s Lewes (11); Alice
Dudeney’s Lewes (13); plus pubs and
plaques and clocks and hats.
Columns.
David Jarman dons a dressing gown (31);
Chloë King lets out a secret (33); Mark
Bridge gets all militant (35).
On this month.
James Boyes, Lewes FC photographer
(37); Belongings at Glyndebourne (39);
democracy campaigner Anthony Barnett
on Brexit (41); Emma Tucker on the future
of print journalism (43); Anabel Inge on
the lives of Salafi women (45); krautrock
legends faUSt at the Con Club (47); the
Lewes Breviary sung on home turf for the
first time in over 500 years (49); We the
Uncivilised, a permacultural documentary
(51); Depot round-up (53).
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Art.
EW Tristram’s amazing panels (55); Jessica
Warboys’ underwater art at Towner (57)
and what’s on the gallery walls in Lewes and
way beyond (59-65).
Listings & Free time.
Diary dates: what’s on where, when,
including an explosive Lewes Speakers
Festival (67-71); a packed-full classical
round-up (73); Gig guide, including a visit
from punk legends UK Subs (75-77); Free
time U16 listings (79); young photographer
of the month Alice Saunders (81); Shoes
on Now goes stargazing (82) and Chris
Riddell’s latest Goth Girl adventure (83).
GOAT!
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'Deanland Oak' by Alexander Johnson