A walk in the park with a difference
In which Chris Connelley gets down and dirty for an arty walk in the park, as well as taking in an Open Studio.
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Afrikàba
The Festival of African and Caribbean Art is now in its fourth year in Hastings. It overlaps with the higher-profile Coastal Currents festival, which is devoted to the visual arts, so tends to get overlooked, writes Antony Mair.
Extraordinary Times: A film about ageing
Extraordinary Times is a community documentary film about women in their eighties and nineties living in Hastings and St Leonards, challenging attitudes to ageing and celebrating ageing in a new century. Tracy Jones tells us about the film’s opening and the next viewing to the public, which will take place at the Jerwood Gallery, Hastings, on 1 October between 4.15pm and 8pm.
Hyakki Yakou
At the weekend, there are two more performances of Yumino Seki and company’s promenade performance piece at Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Hyakki Yakou. HOT’s Zelly Restorick asks Yumino about her inspiration for this project.
Creative destructive construction
If you feel like knocking the guts out of something and being creative all at the same time, then mosey on down to the Swan Boating Lake this weekend. Lauris Morgan-Griffths,
Coastal Currents spectacular at DLWP
This Saturday at the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill Coastal Currents joins forces with DLWP’s regular event Dear Serge to provide a bonanza of live music, drama, art and film, plus an illuminated bike ride with a fancy-dress electronic twist. Christine Alford lists the pleasures in store.
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