‘Slow Art’ at the Forum
Robin Holtom accompanies his exhibition, ‘Slow Art’, with a talk this Saturday 16 August at 2pm, entitled: “How to fail better”, where he explains the
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Jerwood drawings
The Jerwood Gallery, Hastings celebrates twenty years of the Jerwood Drawing Prize with a Drawing exhibition. It highlights drawing as a medium in its own right and features
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Dear Gordon
Does anyone write love letters any more? A love letter; the lost art of putting pen to paper, that personal connection of brain, hand, feelings and paper, giving
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Old work, new beginnings…
Inspired by a recent studio move, Danny Mooney’s Looking back @ 50 exhibition reviews many years of his work. Brought together for the first time in
Chris Roskell marks arrival with Stables show
Renowned abstract artist Chris Roskell has moved to Hastings where he marks his arrival with a show of recent works at the Stables
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The Last Waltz: New Work by an Old Man
Ian Welsh – chairman of Hastings Arts Forum until his recent death – was instrumental in raising the profile of the
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Jane and Siobhan present in open studio season
Jane Beecham and HOT’s own Siobhan O’Hanlon have worked alongside each other for many years, but this is the first time they
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Otto Dix First World War etchings
The de la Warr Pavilion has consistently put on some interesting exhibitions. Lauris Morgan-Griffiths went along recently to see the main exhibition, I Cheer
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