Fabrica is a visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church in the heart of Brighton that commissions and presents contemporary visual art installations, specific to the building.

Since its inception in 1996 Fabrica has supported and encouraged artists to create adventurous new works that test the boundaries of their practice. With three major shows of international standing each year and regular artist-in-residence commissions, Fabrica has forged a diverse and unique artistic profile. Their unique gallery space also provides the atmospheric setting for an integrated programme of audience involvement and education, facilitating dialogue between artists and visitors. 

For two decades sound has been part of Fabrica’s experimental programme, ranging from works featuring accidental sound, such as the water in Stephane Causchy’s Cascade, to full blown sound installations such as Janet Cardiff’s Forty Part Motet.