“it’s what’s inside” by lucybrownsarahpager

Plaster, scrim, metal, clothes, wire. “it’s what’s inside” a large sculptural work, which has further work installed inside exploring the idea of a space within a space. Although it is not possible to view all of the work at once, there are several points at which the work can be partially viewed in the gallery and online. To view the work inside the sculpture you were able to visit an online portal where there is 360 degree footage shot inside the sculpture. “it’s what’s inside” - A collaborative artist project and new work exhibition which resulted in a new artist identity named lucybrownsarahpager. The new work was presented in Gallery DODO which is situated off the south stairway in Phoenix Art Space, Brighton. UK. It is artist-led and run on a voluntary basis by collaborative duo Jon Carritt and Dan Palmer. Gallery DODO is hosted in a space which was formally toilet cubicles. The supporting exhibition essay – ‘What Counts for Pager and Brown?’ written by Independent writer and curator Paul Carey-Kent.