Who we work with

The Centre for Arts and Wellbeing is focused on the benefits to individuals and communities that stem from involvement in the arts.

Local, national and international work has resulted in developments across the agendas of health, inclusivity and sustainability, with long-term ambitions built into all our engagements.

Museums and galleries

  • Tate Exchange, Tate, London
  • The National Gallery, London
  • Victoria & Albert Museum, London
  • Design Museum, London
  • Brighton and Hove Museum, Brighton
  • Fabrica, Brighton
  • Phoenix Arts, Brighton
  • ONCA, Brighton
  • Jerwood Gallery, Hastings, East Sussex
  • De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex
  • University Gallery and Sallis Benney Theatre, University of Brighton.
Exhibition wall with video screen and nine drawings made by dementia sufferers in charcoal and felt pen

Academic institutions

  • Rhode Island School of Design, USA
  • University of Sydney, Australia
  • University of Otago, New Zealand,
  • Oslo Academy of the Arts (KHiO),Norway
  • Nagoya University of Arts, Japan
  • King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Thailand.

Health organisations

  • Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Trust
  • Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
  • Brighton Health & Wellbeing Centre
Five medical students examine a skull with colour-coded portions

Cultural organisations

  • Royal Society of the Arts (RSA)
  • British Council
  • Theatre Royal, Brighton
  • QueenSpark Books, Brighton
  • Brighton Festival,
  • Charleston, East Sussex
  • The Booker Prize.

Professional, community and scholarly organisations

  • Diversity Lewes
  • RISE, East Sussex
  • National Association of Writers in Education (NAWE)
  • Myriad Editions
  • Refugee Radio
  • The Big Draw
  • Drawing Life