Adrian Arbib talks about his work
Press photographer, Adrian Arbib concluded his exhibition, “Solsbury Hill, Chronicle of a Road Protest” at Hastings Arts Forum last Tuesday with an illustrated talk.
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Mixed tones of international photography
The Terry O’Neill photography competition was started by Lucy Bell in 2007 as a small online competition which is gaining momentum and growing in stature by the year.
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An intimate view
Trinity Gallery in Hastings town centre hosts yet another excellent photographic exhibition, running until Friday 16 November. The two-person show called ‘Other Lives’ promises a glimpse into two very different worlds.
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Bob Mazzer at The Kave Gallery
The work of Hastings-based photographer Bob Mazzer has been described as: ‘a myriad view of Britain. His work reads part social history archive, part homage to the power of nature.’ When asked about his own feelings, he replied: “Everywhere I live, I like to think of the people around me as my family. So this is a family album.” HOT reporter Cathy Simpson reviews Bob’s family album…
The show consists of 23 A0 prints displayed in The Kave’s inimitable manner, where no framing or display stands interfere with the work; somehow adding to the overall sensation of honesty experienced when you survey the image. There is a variety of subject matter, from the frankly beautiful and topographic View from East Hill, to some really wonderful enigmatic images.
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Hard graft storytelling in black and white
Photographers follow myriad themes, subjects and techniques, stamping their own individuality and personality onto their projects. At Hastings Art Forum as part of Brighton Photo Fringe three respected photographers are exhibiting intriguing, disparate black and white documentary projects.
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Ospedale al Mare
It’s amazing how people can develop a sixth sense about finding what they really love. Brian Rybolt tends to have that for old faded, interesting architectural buildings.
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Bruce Rae at Lucy Bell Gallery
Just opened at Lucy Bell’s Gallery in St Leonards is an intriguing, collaborative exhibition – Tableaux Whispers Echoes – from the photographer Bruce Rae, Monty Python’s Terry Jones and painter Tom Phillips. HOT journalist Lauris Morgan-Griffiths went to discover more about Bruce Rae and how this exhibition came into being.
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East End Photographs by Steven Berkoff
Steven Berkoff is well known as a director, playwright and actor – a creative giant of the theatre. He is less well known as a photographer, but his genius is truly revealed in the current show at Lucy Bell’s Gallery in St Leonards.
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