Braille Football

Corridor has been working with some inspiring young VI football players with Charlie Curry at AITC, over the past 6 months.

We used the inspiration of football studs to create these dynamic braille poems for the East Stand concourse at The Amex. All 5 pieces will be on permanent display for the game on 30th August against Spurs.

Respect Shirts

We have almost finished the 12 Respect Shirts we created with the Brighton and Hove Albion team and 12 local Primary schools across the city. Each player partnered with a school and exchanged life stories to create a piece of art based on shared experiences and an understanding of different cultures. The half shirts are based on the club and players country of origin. All 12 Respect Shirts will be on permanent display for the next game against Spurs in the East Stand.

Memory Wall

First batch of memories we designed for the memory wall in the North Stand. A series of modular vinyls, that will be applied directly to the concrete interior walls of the concourses. We've got a couple of Albion greats lined up with their own personal memories of their time at Brighton. We've also been asking the fans from across Sussex to send us images and stories from the clubs past. All will be revealed at the next game against Spurs on July 30th.

Collecting the Respect Shirts

Another balmy June day, saw the Corridor team race around Brighton to collect the 12 Respect Shirts from 12 Brighton and Hove primary schools. While the weather was not on our side, we had fun catching up with some of the children and teachers behind the pieces of artwork.

With thanks to Graham Hicks from VaNJaM for his help with carefully packing and collecting all the artwork today.

JBPR + Corridor

Corridor is proud to be partnering with Jo Brooks PR in Brighton. As we reach the final stages of our Amex Stadium project we have been looking for a smart communication team to help amplify the work over the past 10months. We look forward to working with Jo and her team.

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.