Scarf it up

We love a bit of applique, so thoughts early this year turned to recreating a social scarf made up of some classic old Albion names from players past and present. Soon to be displayed at the new Amex Stadium we are almost nearing the end of several social design programs Corridor have designed for the city over the past 10 months.

Screen Printing Workshop

Corridor invited students from City College Brighton and Hove to see how digital and screen prints are made. The students are overseeing the final set of prints for one of our projects. Each of them has been working hard for the past 10 weeks. The students not only set up the files ready for the print house, but were shown how to separate layers and adjust colours, and helped prep screens and hand print on to A1 stock. Tea was also served.

Hawks FC

Corridor is proud to be sponsoring the Hawks FC Awards this coming Saturday for the end of year presentations. We love the tee with our logo. Thanks to Ryan at Dockerills

My Shot kicks off

A great weekend for the Corridor team. We kicked it off with awarding our under 16 photography competition winners with a digital Nikon camera each. The competition entitled 'My Shot' offered the chance to not only win a camera, but be mentored at several Sussex wide sporting events in the coming weeks. Today our first winner headed out to sea with Brighton Sailing Club. A big thank you to Jim and the team for looking after us so very well.

The images taken by our 'My Shot' winners will be part of Corridor's work in the East Stand at the new American Express Community Stadium.

Seagulls

Corridor went to see how the new American Express Community Stadium was looking.

Think when the first game kicks off this Aug most grown men won't have a dry eye.

Been a long time coming for the faithful.

Our projects in both the North and East stands are in production. We are so proud of the people participating with us.

More to follow.

Screen Heroes

Corridor is working with 11 foundation students at Brighton's City College to design a series of bespoke screen prints of some of the Albions football legends.
Working across each decade since 1901, the team has been using a variety of techniques to bring to life 11 very different expressions of each player. The final results will be on show at the new Amex Stadium later this year.

Negative Space

Corridor likes to challenge the way we gather our collective in different spaces. We have long asked why couldn't we use existing negative spaces in office buildings to better effect for communal thinking and ideas. We are pleased that American Express agrees with our way of thinking, and has kindly donated rooms at both their Brighton sites for Corridor to play in. We are in the process of inviting the collective and community based groups to participate in a series of creative sessions to bring to life our ideas and designs for the new football stadium.

We'll keep you up to speed with our progress.