Winter exhibition for old and new Zoom artists
The Zoom Arts Community have shaken off its lockdown lethargy and are re-surfacing in December with vigour, great new works and some exciting new members.
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Turner prize nominees Project Art Works at Hastings Contemporary
It felt odd and exhilarating to walk into Hastings Contemporary and straight into, what in effect is, Project Art Works’ recreated studio space. HOT’s Lauris Morgan-Griffiths was delighted to come face to face with large scrolls of paintings hanging in the Foreshore Gallery. Shortlisted for the 2021 Turner Prize, Hastings Contemporary has given locals the opportunity to see the artists’ work in their home town.
14 months of solitude: a photographic conversation
Like so many people at the beginning of lockdown, I thought, With all the restrictions of where I can’t go and what I can’t do, what the hell am I going to do?, writes HOT photographer and reporter,
The Big Draw: “Everyone Can Draw!”
Hastings Arts Forum is once again the local host for The Big Draw on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 October, from 10am to 4pm…and it’s FREE!, writes HOT reporter John Cole.
ArtWalks exhibition moves to Zoom’s Warrior Square gallery
The ArtWalks exhibition, featuring prints by Catherine and Martha Orbach and ceramics by Emma Harding, is now at the Zoom Arts gallery at Warrior Square station. In different ways, both explore the importance of our relationship with nature to our mental well-being. Nick Terdre reports.
Art show at Southwater Area Community Centre
The Southwater Area Community Centre in St Leonards-on-Sea is putting on an art exhibition as part of this year’s Coastal Currents Festival, featuring a wide range of works by local artists who otherwise find little opportunity to show their work. Nick Terdre reports.
‘WE’RE HERE, WE’RE QUEER’ at Hastings Museum & Art Gallery
Hastings Museum & Art Gallery’s Queer History Collective have their first exhibition on display at the museum in time for Hastings Pride 2021.
Vote for the Bexhill Footbridge Project from Monday 23 August
The Bexhill Footbridge Project competition has been a great success with over 150 entries received by the closing date. Entries ranged from Paintings, sculptures, knitting and needlework to poetry and song. A brilliant selection from the talented people of Rother and Hastings. Tim Birch asks you to vote for your favourite images.
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