The Writers’ Bloc
Soviet Russia, 1937. To deflect public attention away from his deadly purges, Joseph Stalin commissions a great book to be written. Five great writers are placed in
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Great new acts at Battle Street Festival
Sunshine is forecast this Saturday for April’s Streets of Battle street arts festival. For a second month the festival brings free street performances
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Maximum impact from Maximo Park
Alternative popsters Maximo Park have just released their blistering new album ‘Risk To Exist’. HOT’s Erica Smith talked to vocalist Paul Smith about the motivation
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Lauren by Thom Kofoed
This piece of writing is part of Thom Kofoed’s exhibition in the crypt at St Mary in the Castle, ‘untitled (Miss. Ms. Other)’. HOT’s Chandra Masoliver
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‘Untitled (Miss.Ms.Other)’
Opening this Saturday: Hastings born and bred multi-media artist, Thom Kofoed, is holding a solo exhibition of his latest work in the Crypt at St Mary in the
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Roland Jarvis through his daughter’s eyes
It is not altogether fanciful to refer to Roland Jarvis as an extraordinary man. He was in his eighties when in 2015 he had
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Memorable night of folk rock from Green Diesel
When folk rock group Green Diesel recently played the Albion, music enthusiast Darren Johnson was there to welcome them back after a
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Black and white by Zoom’s Kilmartin and Ellis
Zoom Arts 2017 season at the Warrior Square station gallery is getting into its stride. Easter week sees a return to photography
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