Arts

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Amu, the debut release from Naarm-based Brazilian jazz musician Alcides Neto. 

FOUR is a powerful reflection on life’s seasons—youth, change, resilience, and renewal—brought to life by the extraordinary dancers of Fine Lines Dance. Created by choreographers Louisa Duckett and Katrina Rank, in collaboration with Fine Lines Dance, FOUR is both tender and defiant, showcasing the unique physicality, artistry, and emotional depth of performers aged 40 to 80.

Brighton Art Society (BAS) proudly hosts its Annual Exhibition, showcasing a wide range of artwork created by its talented members. From painting to drawing, the exhibition highlights the creativity and diversity of the local arts community.

Founded in 1978, BAS is a not-for-profit group of artists and art enthusiasts, who come together to learn, practice and create art in a welcoming and social environment. They welcome artists of all levels to get involved.  

This week's PBS Feature Album is On Diamond's Melon on the Vine.

The second album from alternative/experimental pop band On Diamond, Melon on the Vine explores themes of time, grief and desire, while centering on the pursuit of connection.

The band’s distinctive sound unfurls with expressive detail, bringing each song’s world to life. Imagery of rotting fruit, crawling mountains, and rogue sheep evoke dysfunction in a dream-like reflection of personal and collective realities.